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<blockquote data-quote="Chokey" data-source="post: 39781" data-attributes="member: 649"><p>OK first, it was a serious question. there are bikes that have the crankcase and cylinder cast as one piece, therefore the head does bolt to the "cases". Although admittedly I've not seen any single-cylinder dirt bikes made this way, but then again I've not seen every dirt bike made in the world either, especially some of the Euro bikes.</p><p></p><p>My "question" comment was also serious. If there is smoke blowing out of the engine's bottom-end (it doesn't matter if it's through the crankcase vent or a crack) then the engine is experiencing blow-by. I didn't comment on the JB Weld issue because everybody already had that question covered.</p><p></p><p>I wasn't trying to be a smartass, and I'm sorry if I raised an issue you would rather not think about. In the future I'll remember that you're a bit thin-skinned, and answer accordingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chokey, post: 39781, member: 649"] OK first, it was a serious question. there are bikes that have the crankcase and cylinder cast as one piece, therefore the head does bolt to the "cases". Although admittedly I've not seen any single-cylinder dirt bikes made this way, but then again I've not seen every dirt bike made in the world either, especially some of the Euro bikes. My "question" comment was also serious. If there is smoke blowing out of the engine's bottom-end (it doesn't matter if it's through the crankcase vent or a crack) then the engine is experiencing blow-by. I didn't comment on the JB Weld issue because everybody already had that question covered. I wasn't trying to be a smartass, and I'm sorry if I raised an issue you would rather not think about. In the future I'll remember that you're a bit thin-skinned, and answer accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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