Re my query yesterday, on how to get my Z250B Kawasaki m/cycle fixed and in search of a m/cycle mechanic nearby who can take on the job,( to answer your question ,) I am from Australia in Castle Hill NSW.

Just found your original question, being a older bike you will find some of the new shops will try to brush you off, you may be able to get a older car mechanic to give you a hand, ask your neighbours and mates, you will be surprised at who knows who, it is important that there are no loose screws around the points, not even a little. Just found your original question, being a older bike you will find some of the new shops will try to brush you off, you may be able to get a older car mechanic to give you a hand, ask your neighbours and mates, you will be surprised at who knows who, it is important that there are no loose screws around the points, not even a little.

Thank you for that very informative bit of help . I shall have to now look in that new direction to get the physical assistance needed to fix the problem. All it really needs is to have the timing screw plate secured and retimed correctly ...I think......!!! Thank you for that very informative bit of help . I shall have to now look in that new direction to get the physical assistance needed to fix the problem. All it really needs is to have the timing screw plate secured and retimed correctly ...I think......!!!