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Gliderman8

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Today I finally got around to converting my 1959 Lambretta
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to electronic ignition.... no more engines with points. My feeler gauges will now be used only for valve adjustments on my Tripumph.
 
It's a bike rack in front of a store.
 
anarchy99 said:
It took me a while of looking to figure out that wasn't some crazy handle bar setup...
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Me too - then I thought, hmmm big spare!
 
... besides, what's the point? :wink-new:
 
"...been goofin' with the bees..."

Was wonderin' if that was gonna show up here.
 
Ok, I guess the whole premise of my post is pointless.
 
This whole thread is pointless. :wink:
 
You do have a point there. :wink:
 
No need to dwell on it guys.
 
Getting back on track, have you noticed a difference in performance, Elliot?
 
Mickey Richaud said:
Getting back on track, have you noticed a difference in performance, Elliot?
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Oh yeah! Big difference. It's 175cc; I can definitely feel the difference... starting is much easier and throttle response is better.
As an added bonus it went from 6V to 12V so all the lights are brighter and the horn louder. All in all a good upgrade.
 
Thanks glemon. I also have a ‘63 that I bought used in ‘69 and drove it all through college. They are fun to ride and easy to restore/maintain.
 
My son bought some sort of crazy bike with wheels that lean or something. A scooter really. About 400 cc. I told him to drive it like everyopne else is out to get him.
 
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pdplot said:
My son bought some sort of crazy bike with wheels that lean or something. A scooter really. About 400 cc. I told him to drive it like everyopne else is out to get him.
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400cc is a big engine to me as mine are 175cc with a four-speed transmission. You are right.... keep an eye out for the "other guy" since they won't be looking for you!
 
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