

There are 6 studs attached to the cylinder case of R51/2 because it has diverted the crankcase in the prewar.

This motorcycle had severe damage to the right crankcase and the piston connecting rod, so there were traces of repair.
As overhaul of this engine, I did carbon removal of the piston and replace of the piston ring.
FYI, the piston ring and the piston are .060 oversized.
There are 5 piston rings as same as genuine parts. (Not in the picture.)
Do I have to replace whole cylinder sleeve in next overhaul?
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