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Yes, you are right and everyone else is wrong. Another so called "expert". :shock:[/quote]
Owning Nortons and any other bikes for that matter, we all become so called experts, we all do things diffretly to others, so why knock them, like I have said before, here in Australia we ride in some very hot weather and i am a big beleiver of running a oil cooler and my bikes just runs better with them, take new Triumphs twins (Bonnies, Thurxtons etc) they all come with big oil coolers from the factory, must be a reason for that.
I just did a quick round trip from Brisbane to Townsville on my Triumph Thruxton (4 day trip, 2 days on the road and 2 days drinking) 3,000ks all up (15 hours ride time each way) and riding in temps up to 38c (summer has just started here), I wish I had a cooler for my leather jacket, it was so hot riding in the day.
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Owning Nortons and any other bikes for that matter, we all become so called experts, we all do things diffretly to others, so why knock them, like I have said before, here in Australia we ride in some very hot weather and i am a big beleiver of running a oil cooler and my bikes just runs better with them, take new Triumphs twins (Bonnies, Thurxtons etc) they all come with big oil coolers from the factory, must be a reason for that.
I just did a quick round trip from Brisbane to Townsville on my Triumph Thruxton (4 day trip, 2 days on the road and 2 days drinking) 3,000ks all up (15 hours ride time each way) and riding in temps up to 38c (summer has just started here), I wish I had a cooler for my leather jacket, it was so hot riding in the day.
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Thank you Needling
The content of your last two posts did not have the relevant information I was expecting but that is ok. I am going to tidy up the wiring on my 69 bike as it is very untidy and although working I think it could do with some updates. I am not the best at electrics so a thought a few tips from old time commando men might help me out a bit, but I do have a good few workshop books and a multi meter so I'll give it a good go............ Frying tonight, hope not.
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The content of your last two posts did not have the relevant information I was expecting but that is ok. I am going to tidy up the wiring on my 69 bike as it is very untidy and although working I think it could do with some updates. I am not the best at electrics so a thought a few tips from old time commando men might help me out a bit, but I do have a good few workshop books and a multi meter so I'll give it a good go............ Frying tonight, hope not.
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