I have one of these fitted and it does make it easier to use the clutch.

Just connect it to the permanent live wire supplying the unit

A 10 amp fuse will do as the bulb will draw 5 amps.

W/V = A 60/12=5

Andy

I have one that I would sell for £45 posted.

Paul

These look like they will do the job

http://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalog ... nners.html

Bottom of the page

I bought most of my screws from Tigafi's on e-bay they do various sets and bundles. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/TSS-Fasteners/ ... 34.c0.m322

Does the rear light work, as I assume that one wire coming out of the loom is supply and the other bl/w is the return to the loom for the rear light and the clocks. So fuse will supply power via the ble wire to the r/h switch, if the light switch is on it will supply current back to the double conec...

had a look at mine and i have

Loom blue Female bullet -- blue male bullet R/H switch

R/H switch female double bullet -- blue/white loom
-- blue L/H switch

Hope this helps

First I would test the Sarter motor, short out the two large connectors on the relay with a suitably insulated tool (spark). If the starter cranks then that is ok. You say you have current to the relay so a assume you have a meter or simalar, put ammeter between the two small wires on the relay and ...

Al Marshall is still around, spoke to him this morning 01827 63328. That's also the number on his web site z-clocks.co.uk

Give him a call

I have a gel seat that i only used for 1 day, not sure what size small is, this one measures 53cm wide by 25cm long.
If it's what you are looking for let me know.

Paul

Try Danish Krone

From the parts book, they should be 184mm

16 41027-085 20 SPOKE ASSY, front inner 184,5mm 97°
17 41057-084 20 SPOKE ASSY, front outer 184,0mm 83.3°

Just measured a front rim and it's 20" outside to outside. I assume th 19" is the tyre size ie: inside dia of tyre.

I guess it just a matter of doing the maths ie: the brake light is 21 watts so needs a cable that can carry 21watts/12 volts so less than 2 amps. 0.5mm gives you 11 amps so for most off the loom this should be fine and will give you upto 132 watts. Earth cable should = the load, but if you are using...