H2a restoration
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Olde Coney
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nogger
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NO!! I don't have to bump it.Starts no bother I had the kick start off trying to tighten the screws up on the clutch side cover as I have a bit of an oil leak.Thanks to Rubadub for the starter spring 
.Think I'll have to try another gasket. Haven't really had a good ride out as I'm waiting for my reg number but it seemed spot on the way to the MOT place a couple of miles away. Got gear selection no problem once I'd tightened up the actuator arm on the clutch it's a sy-tech one and much easier on the hands than the original nice smooth totally recommend them. Needs the carbs setting up better as I could hear one of the cylinders four stroking don't know which one. But I have to expect a few teething problems 
Need another project now don't what to do 
.Think I'll have to try another gasket. Haven't really had a good ride out as I'm waiting for my reg number but it seemed spot on the way to the MOT place a couple of miles away. Got gear selection no problem once I'd tightened up the actuator arm on the clutch it's a sy-tech one and much easier on the hands than the original nice smooth totally recommend them. Needs the carbs setting up better as I could hear one of the cylinders four stroking don't know which one. But I have to expect a few teething problems Need another project now don't what to do
Last edited by nogger on Thu Mar 04, 2010 1:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
