Plug leads
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Plug leads
I'm bloody sick of EBAY and Mistermonkeyclaw, so after spending £138 quid a righthand switch assembly Paul Daniels couldn't get working, a clutch push rod I don't need and 2 coils but they sent me the wrong one. I wanted the 2 outside but he sent me a centre one instead I keep emailing him but he must be bit thick cos despite me saying the one he has left for sale is the centre one he sent me
so Question is can I renew and lengthen the lead I'm worried about using brute force taking the plug off in case it's not meant to
Must be the most expensive coil in christendom 
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An H2B. I tried listing loads of stuff in small batches but only got response from 2 lads with a kick start, carbs and side panels. I just think People don't like to part with their stuff which is sometimes understandable. I've had to buy shed loads on EBAY like the all cloks and housing the whole clutch assembly. Clutch, oilpump, sprocket and stator cover. Rear brake lever, gearlever and linkage that's before I start on cables and rubbers etc 
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I deal with Chuck & Eric a.k.a. Mr MonkeyClaw.
They`re rapacious buyers at the Swapmeets. Hard to find a cheap bike before them !!
They`re really good guys. Just TOO good at their jobs for the rest of us i.e. Buying old bikes, breaking them , knowing the true worth of the parts and asking that price for them. Seems their sales service is sharp too, given the postive comments from buyers.
As usual, I would guess that people who moan about them, are Folk used to buying stuff on an ad-hoc basis over the years for their own bikes. And they are finding it harder now due to the ibcreased "newby" interest in old/classic Kawa`s.
We have all suffered this to a degree. Mix of business clashing with amateur interests , and a bit of living in the past , when an old bike was just an old bike . Not seen by others as another form of investment commodity ?
They`re rapacious buyers at the Swapmeets. Hard to find a cheap bike before them !!
They`re really good guys. Just TOO good at their jobs for the rest of us i.e. Buying old bikes, breaking them , knowing the true worth of the parts and asking that price for them. Seems their sales service is sharp too, given the postive comments from buyers.
As usual, I would guess that people who moan about them, are Folk used to buying stuff on an ad-hoc basis over the years for their own bikes. And they are finding it harder now due to the ibcreased "newby" interest in old/classic Kawa`s.
We have all suffered this to a degree. Mix of business clashing with amateur interests , and a bit of living in the past , when an old bike was just an old bike . Not seen by others as another form of investment commodity ?
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malc87 wrote:nogger wrote:Speaking of mags I was going some old ones and I noticed a UK H2 for sale for £1300mind it was a one from DEC 93
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It was the one with club goat at the northern I was wondering if he was there this year :smt023[/quote
The club goat was at the southern
Sorry Malc keyboard error, you can tell by the the photo hes' a southern beer drinking goat cos he's drinking Fosters where as a Northern beer drinking goat would on the John Smiths