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  1. Hi,

    I don't know how relevent this is but I had a similar problem on my nippers ty80.

    Bike would work perfectly intermittently. Tried a coil off any ty worked ok. Purchased a new coil, same problem.

    Had the source coil rewound (south west windings, excellent service), new condenser and points, new wire to coil, still no good.

    Turned out to be faulty new coil, needent have spent the extra money/ hours head scratching.

    What I'm getting at, have you tried borrowing known working parts, could be a duff new one.

    Try connecting a volt meter to your codenser output wire and earth when bike is hot, kick it over and see if you get a volt reading.

    good luck

  2. Ran a new Mitchelin today for the first time after only having experienced vee rubber. Riding in slick clay mud the difference in upright grip was very noticable. Cleaning climbs the vee wouldn't get half way up with less speed. Cross camber though it doesn't appear to have any more grip.

    I use a tube in mine and was inflated to 3psi.

    The vee has done 300 miles of road work and still good for another 300. Bet a Mitchelin wont do that !

    Happy dabbing.

  3. Hi,

    the bulb in mine was a 12v 35w like used around the house, easily obtained for 99p and up.

    I used to have a UFO headlamp unit which took two similar lamps. They are available in 50w and different

    angles of beam width. I use my rev 3 fairly regularly on the road (6 mile commute to work), so I

    fitted a Honda 4rt headlamp which has dip and main beams, still only 35w though.

    hope this helps

    Pete.

  4. Hi,

    my 02 is registered etc, I commute to work occasionally (12 mile round trip), and ride to where I practice, 3 miles as often as possible.

    Have fitted Acerbis LED rearlight, 4RT headlight (good colour match, dip+mainbeam, 35w halogen bulb), hydraulic brake light switch on back

    brake, and made a seat. To do this. Find your ideal backside position and duct tape some thick polythene with a good overlap. On top of this

    lay 4-5 layers or fiberglass, allow to cure, remove/ trim sides when cured. Evosick on layers of foam in a wedge shape to "level" seat. Upholster with your

    favourite covering. Asda sell large self adhesive velcro bits, use these to secure seat pan, then easy to remove / replace. I use 12/42 gearing, cruises

    45/50 mph. Don't be afraid to ride your Beta on the road, go commute over cars!

 
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