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That looks fantastic. Just needs the grab-rail!

Thanks Andy. At last I managed to upload the photos!

Another excellent restoration. I am loving the enthusiasm being shown to these machines. Together we will get them above radar. Great job Coleigh

Great to see her out. She looks awesome mate, you should be proud

Well it went on its maiden voyage today,  50 mile round trip to the old bus station at Abergavenny, will need the headstock tightening a bit but apart from that all looks good,  stick it in top gear and just keep going.

What a turn-a-round and what a great looking bike. Well done mate you should be proud of your work.

Can’t wait for feedback from your road test . . .

Well she’s out of the workshop and ready for the test run

It’s good progress Rob. Keep it up

Well firstly congratulations on getting her running.

It does NOT matter which order the yellow wires are in. It is a 3 phase charging circuit and each of the 3 phases are identical.

I can help with the stator. I will send you a PM.

Cheers

KK

Wiring my least favourite. Good luck!

Good one Rob!

working progress engine in, forks sealed , re sprayed for now – powder coating next year  – now starting on full rewire to replace birdnest that was the loom!

Hi Andy

The conversion to chain drive is simple. All you need to do is remove the pulleys and fit the chain and sprockets. The rear hub is the same fitting for both as is the drive output shaft splined section.

With regards to seat and tailpiece etc then no they do not interchange. However I do have a pattern here that a mould can be made from…[Read more]