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On The Road Again......
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4 years 8 months ago #26128
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Well , not quite . After a Long Hibernation , Last M.O.T I can find is 1991 , My Z1300 , owned since 1987 has just fired up . 73 , riding since I was 16 . Also own / ride / fettle my Two Harleys . Location , Birmingham U.K. After seeing some of theZ1300's on Dreads site [ many Years ago ] , one being Purple ? , and Owned I think by Pete F , a Memeber here .Decided to refresh My Z. Of course , life etc , as always , took a turn . I have fitted a Dyna Igniton , bought many Years ago , and I have just this minute finished re-wiring the Bike with a Motogadget Unit . One problem I have , is a rattle on the left side , top end . When the engine was out of the frame I took it to a Respected Motorcycle Mechanic to have the valve clearences checked , I now have to remove cam cover to check myself . A little long winded , I know , but having it fire up , I got a little excited , Thanks for having me , clive . P.S. PeteF [ Sure it is you ] , The gauges and Idiot Lights I purchased from you all those Years ago , look a treat , and work well , Thanks .
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4 years 8 months ago #26160
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Up - Date . Noise / Rattle. In my haste to fire the bike up , I had neglected / forgot to replace several bolts . nowhere serious. I had started to replace the bolts that hold the Air Suction Plates on the Cam Cover with new ones , and had run out of bolts , so the right hand side plate had just one bolt holding it in place . Realised before I strted to dismantle the Cam Cover .
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4 years 8 months ago #26163
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Can you post some photos please?
Glad your rattle was nothing serious.
What’s your story of how you came to choose and buy a 1300? And your impressions of it?
Glad your rattle was nothing serious.
What’s your story of how you came to choose and buy a 1300? And your impressions of it?
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4 years 8 months ago #26164
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Only dead fish go with the flow
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I used to frequent Dread's Z1300 site too, as did Pete F. He runs a Facebook Z1300 group now.
Only dead fish go with the flow
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4 years 8 months ago #26179
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Six-Pot-Cafe in the making...
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I am thinking of using a Motogadget unit on my build, I'd be interested to learn of any tricks to do it properly...
Paul
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Six-Pot-Cafe in the making...
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4 years 8 months ago #26182
by englishcw
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Hi Paul . no real tricks , they come with good instructions . I mounted the unit where the old fuse box was mounted . One trick , I did mount a seperate fuse box , so that the Fan had a constant supply . Although the Motogadget does have an Aux terminal that holds the power on for 1 minute .
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