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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    my 1926 indian scout had one of those and my vincent twin
    Odd I would have assumed they both as std had dynamo's...
    I seem to remember Bert Munro's Indian came with carbide lighting as he didnt want to $$ up spec to a generator....



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    Well Spyder's a fancy pants and probably got the RR model.
    Don't you look at my accountant.
    He's the only one I've got.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Your mate could pass you a beer through the middle.
    No airbox of pod filters - I'm guessing runs like shit and is more for looks than anything else
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    Odd I would have assumed they both as std had dynamo's...
    I seem to remember Bert Munro's Indian came with carbide lighting as he didnt want to $$ up spec to a generator....
    generators actually,
    but that doesn't alter my point does it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    generators actually,
    but that doesn't alter my point does it?
    I cant think think of many dynos that were not piggy back? twins like BSA triumphs matchless/ AJS Velos etc plus the pre-units singles of the main makes , aside for some Villiers and maybe other 2 smokes.
    That Indian is pretty cool though engineering wise, with its geared primary , years ahead of its time
    By all account very well engineered and decent materials , gearbox was strong enough for the 90hp or whatever Bert had.



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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    I cant think think of many dynos that were not piggy back? twins like BSA triumphs matchless/ AJS Velos etc plus the pre-units singles of the main makes , aside for some Villiers and maybe other 2 smokes.
    That Indian is pretty cool though engineering wise, with its geared primary , years ahead of its time
    By all account very well engineered and decent materials , gearbox was strong enough for the 90hp or whatever Bert had.
    yip, and people pat the japanese on the back for thinking of it first..... i had a Z1300 CBX6 GS1000 and CB900 in my shed for a long time together, the overall width of the motors was differnt by milimetres due to them mocing their electrics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Well Spyder's a fancy pants and probably got the RR model.
    Fancy pants? my mrs was only talking last night of me wearing matching y fronts for my trousers as half the time I can't even keep my fly up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    yip, and people pat the japanese on the back for thinking of it first..... i had a Z1300 CBX6 GS1000 and CB900 in my shed for a long time together, the overall width of the motors was differnt by milimetres due to them mocing their electrics.
    Pretty sure the altron alternators for Vincent's etc were based on a Kubota mini tractor .I was eyeing up the tiny sub 20 amp alternator on my Ride on as it looks like it would fit into the core of my lucas dynamo.

    leaving the mag free if I converted to battery coil for a starter motor the semi unit BSA doesn't have the room for a electric state like a Goldstar or pre unit A10 does underneath. to b honest though I think the ride on ones could easily fit under the primary like the last model rare Alternator A10's
    or I could finish and just ride the thing .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    Pretty sure the altron alternators for Vincent's etc were based on a Kubota mini tractor .I was eyeing up the tiny sub 20 amp alternator on my Ride on as it looks like it would fit into the core of my lucas dynamo.

    leaving the mag free if I converted to battery coil for a starter motor the semi unit BSA doesn't have the room for a electric state like a Goldstar or pre unit A10 does underneath. to b honest though I think the ride on ones could easily fit under the primary like the last model rare Alternator A10's
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    dont know altron, alton are in the image of the original miller unit, similar to the lucas of the era

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