Grant's Featherbed Special
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The electrics are from Motogadget http://motogadget.com/en/
The idea is to put this box of tricks inside the bars, and connect all the wires to the switches.
It works like the BUS you get in a modern car, and is a great way of reducing the number of wires used.
So the theory is, I will only have four wires for all of my controls (including the indicator lights)
The idea is to put this box of tricks inside the bars, and connect all the wires to the switches.
It works like the BUS you get in a modern car, and is a great way of reducing the number of wires used.
So the theory is, I will only have four wires for all of my controls (including the indicator lights)
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On the right side (we drive on the left in the UK) it is a good idea to fit a mirror.
It isn't the law, but I think it is a great idea for safety sake.
I couldn't go for a bar-end mirror, so got this clamp on one instead
I had to take this into account when I was taking measurements and drilling my holes in the bars, as everything needed to be shifted down by nearly two inches.
Once again, measuring a million times before doing any damage paid off!
It isn't the law, but I think it is a great idea for safety sake.
I couldn't go for a bar-end mirror, so got this clamp on one instead
I had to take this into account when I was taking measurements and drilling my holes in the bars, as everything needed to be shifted down by nearly two inches.
Once again, measuring a million times before doing any damage paid off!
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Top notch..............!
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I think anyone who knows anything about bikes, and sees no external wiring, will appreciate your hard work. This is a truly stunning build.
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