New Terry Prince billet frame

[Monkeypants]

Cannot get this new site to work properly from the Tablet for some reason. It likes to lock up after 50 words or so. Perhaps there is a built in brevity appWas going to finish by saying I will/wire this sped up Alton such that the battery can be bypassed by a switch. This will be useful in the event that my Li battery goes flat, something that has occurred several times already.

 

[Kansas Bad Man]

The new sight worked better then great for a few days, about 6 days ago things changed and not for the better. Slowed a lot and when going to place to place I get a white screen and have to leave sight and try to reconnect taking several tries .

 

[Pete Appleton]

I will/wire this sped up Alton such that the battery can be bypassed by a switch. This will be useful in the event that my Li battery goes flat, something that has occurred several times already.

If you are going to do that then I would switch in a capacitor instead of the battery. The regulator output is not a true DC voltage, it is rectified AC. Any electronic ignition system will hate this and I can't imagine it doing the regulator much good either. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Triumph-Nor...Parts_Accessories&hash=item54033c81c0&vxp=mtr

 

[clevtrev]

Glenliman, go here, http://www.roadstercycle.com/

Scroll halfway down page, and look at LED monitor, for Shorai.

 

[Kansas Bad Man]

This thread is proving one thing , that's for sure!

 

[Monkeypants]

Thanks Trevor, that looks like a good item to add
Peter, I sent an email thru to Bob Kizer of Podtronics on the no battery ignition question, perhaps it won't work with EI or might require a capacitor, as you suggest. Back to the blue thing on a/spring .

 

[davidd]

Recent photos of a frame kit from Terry. A few changes from the prototype above:

David

 

[roy the mechanic]

Very nice, almost a shame to cover it up. I'm looking at the oil route, it appears to return through the smaller hole at the front, with a stand pipe to the hole in the angled baffle, along the upper chamber to the rear, through the rear baffle, but I can't see how it gets back to the supply fitting. Of course I have most likely missed it? Regards. Roy.

 

[Peter Holmes]

Corrr, That rear frame would look great with a set of Brampton forks upfront!

 

[davidd]

Roy,

Some shots of the oil holes:

The stand pipe, drain plug and oil filler tube are on the left of the kit photo.

David