Route for a B40 clutch cable ? Whilst having the bike up in the air I think the clutch cable should be changed (cracks in the outer cover) What is the best route to run the cable as at present it goes between the main chain. I think it should run behind the chain and clutch so as to be less chance of damage...  Is that the normal route.... Oh yes it's a B40T..   Griff

Mine was easy to start for me. The chap I sold it too thought it was a pig until I went and showed him yet again how to start the beaut. Now he is as happy as can be, he's got the 'knack' .   Have a word with the bloke you bought it off and try to get him to come and go through how he 'cracked-it' . He' be a bit miserable if he wouldn't help make you a happy bunny. If your anywhere near South Cheshire I could pop over and give a hand...    Griff

 Had a lucky day. Hit the spindle with a lump hammer and drift and the thing flew out. Second hit.... Question.. Is it worth putting in roller bearings to replace the bronze bushes ? If using the bushes would it need a reamer to fit them to the new  spindle.... Griff

  I have to change the bushes in my B40 swinging arm. Quite a bit of movement laterally so it must be done to use on roads between sections, Having never tackled this before is there any easy way to do this job ? Yes I have no doubt parentage, stress and big hammers come into a job last done 57 years ago.. All tips heeded unless a trapped finger is involved.. Thanks      Griff

  We had a winner at the show. Roy Clark with his A7SS and Watsonian chair won the best sidecar in the show. A lovely bike that was grwatly admired. Gave the team present quite a boost. Well done Roy for all your work....   Griff

 Thanks for that. I'll give them a call...   Griff

Thanks, think it could be the cable as it nearly engages when the another 1/4" and it would be perfect....  Griff

I find the easiest way is to do a bank ttransfer after you have seen te goods. Worked quite well for me so far... Griff