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Twins / Re: clutch plates
« Last post by royblackburn1@btinternet. on Today at 00:03:18 »Thanks Bess for the advice. Roy
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Twins / Re: A10 SR Hubcap
« Last post by JulianS on 22 February, 2019, 21:15:37 »You dont need to remove the circlip it just holds the bearing cover and bearing.
If you hub cap is like this one then you will find a number of tabs on the cover which have been folded in to secure it to the hub. I usually use a soft drift to knock it on the edge to remove.
If you hub cap is like this one then you will find a number of tabs on the cover which have been folded in to secure it to the hub. I usually use a soft drift to knock it on the edge to remove.
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Twins / A10 SR Hubcap
« Last post by Mitch77 on 22 February, 2019, 20:21:14 »Hi all
I am trying to remove the hubcap on my front wheel for rechroming i have removed the center circlip but not sure where i go from here if special tool needed etc
Iany pointers gratefully received
It is a twin leading shoe set up with 9" hubcap
Please see pics ( sorry tried loading but says file is to big
Thanks
Mitch
I am trying to remove the hubcap on my front wheel for rechroming i have removed the center circlip but not sure where i go from here if special tool needed etc
Iany pointers gratefully received
It is a twin leading shoe set up with 9" hubcap
Please see pics ( sorry tried loading but says file is to big
Thanks
Mitch
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Twins / Re: clutch plates
« Last post by Bess on 22 February, 2019, 19:48:54 »Hi,
Assemble dry, do not use semi or synthetic oil in the primary if you do the clutch will always slip.
Best wishes..
Assemble dry, do not use semi or synthetic oil in the primary if you do the clutch will always slip.
Best wishes..
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Twins / clutch plates
« Last post by royblackburn1@btinternet. on 22 February, 2019, 18:09:24 »Hi all, should new clutch friction (drive) plates be installed dry on a A65L would it be ok to use a semi synthetic oil in the primary chain case.thanks Roy
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Singles / Re: C15 SS, top speed?
« Last post by MICKREEVES on 22 February, 2019, 15:31:34 »I have now added a B25. Feel more 'revy' than the C15 ss, and is lower geared.
Speedo is reading about double, so looking for replacement.
Mick
Speedo is reading about double, so looking for replacement.
Mick
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The Star and Garter / Excellent srvice
« Last post by Mike Farmer on 22 February, 2019, 15:20:42 »
Have to comment on this-----I ordered a couple of woodruff keys on Ebay for my A65 clutch and alternator rotor.
Within an hour a man turned up on my doorstep with the comment "I was coming your way so I thought that I would drop them in"
Brilliant
Mike
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Singles / Re: B25 speedo
« Last post by Mark B on 22 February, 2019, 14:05:39 »Mick, knowing how you like to ride, I'd leave it as it is!
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Singles / Re: C15 250cc star 1967 exhaust
« Last post by Calvin on 22 February, 2019, 12:06:07 »On my c15 the exhaust is held in place with a bracket on engine frame mount.
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Singles / C15 250cc star 1967 exhaust
« Last post by Tamesider on 22 February, 2019, 11:31:48 »Hi.The exhaust on my C15 1967 is a push fit and was held in with sealant a normal clamp was fitted on the pipe.the engine barrel is not tapped.Any help please.Regards Jeff.