
June 11, 2017

Couldn't post this on D7 or B175 restorations as it's a bitsa! It's taken a year and still not quite finished. (See my other post - side panel screws!)
From this:
To this:
Have tank badges, new seat, and a Mikuni carb is on the way!
Retired in Spain. Restoring D7 (with B175 forks!)

June 11, 2017


January 9, 2013

hi Mike Dual seat only with batery modles had a flate steel bar welded across the subframe ..single seat without a batery has a bolt on seat bar giving a carry rack space over the subframe and not over the rear lite ,, i still canot find my sizes page on me laptop so have you manged to sort out the batery strap yet

June 11, 2017

sunny said
hi Mike Dual seat only with batery modles had a flate steel bar welded across the subframe ..single seat without a batery has a bolt on seat bar giving a carry rack space over the subframe and not over the rear lite ,, i still canot find my sizes page on me laptop so have you manged to sort out the batery strap yet
No Keith, would like some info on the clasp mechanism for the wire battery holder, then perhaps I can make one. Otherwise it's tie-wraps!
Retired in Spain. Restoring D7 (with B175 forks!)

June 13, 2015


June 13, 2015


June 11, 2017


June 13, 2015

Hi
yes the clasp flips over, I noticed that the upright wire has a kink outwards near the top giving an angle that presses into the battery to grip it. At least that’s the theory, in practice on the underside of the clasp the cut off ends to the wires interfere with each other meaning that every fastening/unfastening is a fiddle! When I made up my own wires I thought I’d got it wrong but it’s a case of “they all do that sir”!
I’ll post some more photos when I’ve resized them.
“There’s nothing new under the sun”.

June 11, 2017

stubaker58 said
Hiyes the clasp flips over, I noticed that the upright wire has a kink outwards near the top giving an angle that presses into the battery to grip it. At least that’s the theory, in practice on the underside of the clasp the cut off ends to the wires interfere with each other meaning that every fastening/unfastening is a fiddle! When I made up my own wires I thought I’d got it wrong but it’s a case of “they all do that sir”!
I’ll post some more photos when I’ve resized them.
Thanks Stu. I appreciate your time spent.
Retired in Spain. Restoring D7 (with B175 forks!)
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