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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase View Post
    Daytona 765RS Motot2 rep with Ohlins/Marchesini/Brembo and a Motec dash. $29995. Gizza go Mr?
    Hahaha - in my wet dreams . Don't think my knackered knees would bend that far. Was thinking more of a 765 Street Triple or a T120. I actually like the looks of a Street Cup (me being from that cafe racer era) and whilst I'm not a horsepower junkie despite riding the GSX-S, the 55 bhp of the Street Cup might take some getting used to. Guess it depends on whether I carry on my IAM work after next year.

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    The real issue though is that the magic smoke has escaped.

    No, wait, that's only British bikes with Lucas electrics.

    If you have to replace the reg/rec, then I'd recommend a MOSFET replacement. There are a couple of sellers on the US eBay who sell them along with a wiring kit. Watch for fakes though - under US$100 and it's likely to be a Chinese knockoff.

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    all this talk of electrical stuff when clearly it was caused by the total lack of exhaust wrap combined with no brown seat

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    Quote Originally Posted by russd7 View Post
    all this talk of electrical stuff when clearly it was caused by the total lack of exhaust wrap combined with no brown seat
    Rubbish .... it was simply low on blinker fluid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    On the Triumph owners web site Shindengen is the magic name. Because of the problems people experienced with the OE kit there is a lot of chat about R/Rs.

    Apparently if you buy an R1, a Fireblade, or similar, a mosfet R/R comes standard. People who are heading far beyond the horizon on their BMW GSs etc often replace the standard R/R with a mosfet item before they go. If my current item shits itself I'll be upgrading.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SaferRides View Post
    The real issue though is that the magic smoke has escaped.

    No, wait, that's only British bikes with Lucas electrics.

    If you have to replace the reg/rec, then I'd recommend a MOSFET replacement. There are a couple of sellers on the US eBay who sell them along with a wiring kit. Watch for fakes though - under US$100 and it's likely to be a Chinese knockoff.


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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    Yes, he's also on eBay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pritch View Post
    On the Triumph owners web site Shindengen is the magic name. Because of the problems people experienced with the OE kit there is a lot of chat about R/Rs.

    Apparently if you buy an R1, a Fireblade, or similar, a mosfet R/R comes standard. People who are heading far beyond the horizon on their BMW GSs etc often replace the standard R/R with a mosfet item before they go. If my current item shits itself I'll be upgrading.
    My 11 STR came with the Shindingringding Mosfet but I upgraded it anyway to the SH847 of the same manufacturer , as used on the DL1000, and is a wave chopping rather than shunt (which means feeds it into the windings and hopes the oil strips out enough heat to survive).
    Measured with a laser temp gauge the cover the stator bolts to is like a full 10degrees folder after a decent ride.
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