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Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:45 pm
by shane BBoys
Looks great Dickie.
Shane.

Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Sun Jul 28, 2019 11:12 am
by dickie
This bike has become increasingly unpleasant to ride with a 'misfire' feel to it, although it didn't feel like that at first, rather it was just feeling sluggish and peaky.

Anyway, I fitted an external pick up and it's a new bike. Better than it was after the dyno session.

Here's the graph as a reminder

Image2019-02-05_09-36-05 by richardhenderson1968, on Flickr

So I'm left wondering if I should get it back on the dyno? Not just out of curiosity, but does it affect fuelling?

Is the jagged shape of the graph down to poor ignition?

Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:46 pm
by missing lynx
Isn't that an S3 side case?

Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:23 pm
by dickie
missing lynx wrote:Isn't that an S3 side case?

Yes, but it doesn't affect jetting.

Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Sun Jul 28, 2019 3:10 pm
by dickie
missing lynx wrote:Isn't that an S3 side case?

Sorry for sarcasm, but yes it is. Is it original? I have no idea! Many winter model parts were s3, the air scoop springs to mind. I don't know if the side cases were s3 or maybe a mixture. There are a few from 66, including mine, so I'd gues they would be the likely candidates for s3 cases if there's a mix.

This one has been through the mill. I didn't think it was a winter when I bought it but the frame number says otherwise, so I bought the parts that were wrong. The chain case may well have been changed over the years. Who knows what lies in its murky past, but I'm not really a purist, so I'd prefer stronger s3 anyway.

Re: New project - winter model

PostPosted: Sun Jul 28, 2019 3:30 pm
by missing lynx
The thing with any old vehicle unless you've owned it from new you never know whats original and what's been replaced