
so it's never going to be super reliable, and it's not as if you pootle about on it...

have a good look at the charging system, starting with the r/r, at least you now know your starter motor is ok....

Good shout, I'm impressed with you methods of diagnosisthe old starter motor was staying hot for a long time after the engine had been stopped, so maybe there's an issue with the power cable from the starter motor?
bloody hell carl, are you made of money, this ones cheaper..............cybercarl wrote:You can get a multimeter for a fiver these days. Most likely not the best but it will do the job.
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cybercarl wrote:You can get a multimeter for a fiver these days. Most likely not the best but it will do the job.
Thanks guysagentpineapple wrote:bloody hell carl, are you made of money, this ones cheaper..............![]()
might be worth spending some time at the gym first lloydie, build up your muscles, just in case you need to push it again.......lloydie wrote:Started to fit the fuel lines and fuel pump for the 19l tank , just need to pop the air box back on and fit the tank and test ride it , hope this time I get more than 2 miles when the red light comes on :shock:
What's the reason for the fuel pump Lloydie? Are you expecting fuel starvation?lloydie wrote:Started to fit the fuel lines and fuel pump for the 19l tank , just need to pop the air box back on and fit the tank and test ride it , hope this time I get more than 2 miles when the red light comes on :shock:
Ah right, every day's a school daylloydie wrote:Not yet but it's a mod I'm testing for piggy as these do suffer with fuel starvation on long fast right hand bends on the track and that's why Roger had them on the mori race bikes .
Pluss when I fitted one to the blade it did have a positive affect on fuelling and gave a smoother but stronger throttle response .
But it's more for the big right handers that I'm doing it and with the larger tank it's easier (I hope) to get fuelling right without the other parts from a later bike .
All being well on the test ride I'll be able to run the tank dry this time :-)