Hi.grandpaul said:I don't believe I've heard of one...
But, if you are very industrious and have a good-sized stack of play money, you could swap your cam & timing cover for Commando ones, then build a drive to employ the starter in the magneto/distributor drive hole.
Good luck!
Yes, mounted as the unit construction Triumphs do, sticking out in the breeze on the end of the cam.pierodn said:With Hunt magneto?
Only problem is that sucker will be spinning awfully fast at highway speeds!Bernhard said:there was a Berkeley car with 750 Royal Enfield engine with electric starter, it was taken from a pulley in this photo...
grandpaul said:I don't believe I've heard of one...
But, if you are very industrious and have a good-sized stack of play money, you could swap your cam & timing cover for Commando ones, then build a drive to employ the starter in the magneto/distributor drive hole.
Good luck!
Wasn't somebody working on an all-pinion cam drive cluster?bill said:grandpaul said:I don't believe I've heard of one...
But, if you are very industrious and have a good-sized stack of play money, you could swap your cam & timing cover for Commando ones, then build a drive to employ the starter in the magneto/distributor drive hole.
Good luck!
IIRC norton tried this approach and it was a disaster.