Tri-Spark installed

bentrod · Dec 21, 2013

I went ahead a bought the Tri-spark ignition along with the single coil from CNW. Took less than a hour to install. One kick every time. I had my granddaughter film this. The beeping is the oil valve warning .
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dragonfly · Dec 21, 2013

Nice! Haven't made up my mind yet as to which EI I'm going to install on my Mk5. Hard to argue with that result. Well done mate!

grandpaul · Dec 21, 2013

Just needs air filtration!

Nortiboy · Dec 22, 2013

Yep, thats what they do. On several occasions I have had bikes has start while I am try to prod it to top of stroke. I have 3 (old type with box and new type in points cover), never a fault.

swooshdave · Dec 22, 2013

I think you left your seat out in the sun too long.

bentrod · Dec 22, 2013

swooshdave said:
I think you left your seat out in the sun too long.

Actually, it's a temporary seat I made for myself. The stock seat is a tad to high. I'm looking into the corbin seats but, I'm not liking them for the price.

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marksterrtt · Dec 22, 2013

Bentrod, I can't comment on the 'Norton' Corbin but I bought a Corbin for my Suzi DRZ400 and was dismayed at the weight, for my bike Corbin uses it's own chopped glass/resin pan and it's thick and hvy. I sold it on and had the stock pan reupholstered and the foam widened 1" each side. For the price and wt., I think I'd want someone that has a Commando seat version to respond, mine wasn't what I had in mind ...Mark

gtsun · Dec 23, 2013

I'm still thinking about buying two tri sparks, one for the norton & one for my BSA single, they sure look easy to use,

gtsun · Dec 23, 2013

I'm still thinking about buying two tri sparks, one for the norton & one for my BSA single, they sure look easy to use,

Tri-Spark installed

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