Essayer OR - Gratuit
Go with the flow…
The Classic MotorCycle
|December 2020
... or not, as the current peters out, meaning that there’s some more figuring out required.

Electrical stuff, I freely admit, scares me, and not just because in my previous working life – one of them at least – it was not unknown for loud bangs, fizzing and eye-watering flashes to zip around the site as this mystical substance caught out the unwary practitioner of the art.
This possibly explains my nervousness in tackling this area of motorcycle rebuilding. It is unlikely the electrical system of a motorcycle would cause such an incident as described, though I was witness to a traffic light incident when a sidecarist attempted to investigate the misfire, in the rain, and touched the HT lead with wet gloves. I swear the outfit leaped clear off the road.
It doesn’t help I have any number of friends highly skilled in this area, all happily explaining how easy and logical electrical work is; maybe for them, but still I approach with caution and a desperation to find some other part of the bike to work on.
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