Has anyone used one of these systems they look to be the same sort of idea as the Starfire system with the points used as pickups any info would be gratefully received
http://sohc4shop.com/catalog/product_in ... ucts_id=52
Transistorized Ignition
- Ogri211
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Transistorized Ignition
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Re: Transistorized Ignition
Have you had a look at Rex's Speedshop?
- Ogri211
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Re: Transistorized Ignition
Yes he appears only to do replacement parts for bikes originally fited with electronic ignition my bike originaly came with points so there are no pick ups ect.
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Re: Transistorized Ignition
What's wrong with you're points ignition system?
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Re: Transistorized Ignition
Exactly Scouse.
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Probably nothing the bike went perfect before I fitted the powerdynamo so it would make best sense to set up the points and stick with them.
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