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from some of you knowledgable types.

Can someone please identify the starter button and ABS isolator from this lot please

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Is the ABS thingy the red button on the headlight?

And where is the gear indictor located?
 
See that red light on the headlamp - that let's you know that the canbus is working properly:thumb
 
All early BMW's have ABS permanently engaged. There's no chance of locking the brakes at all.
 
I wondered about hat Rob as this one doesn't seem to have any discs at all. Where do I fit the pads?
 
And that spark plug is never gonna work, there isnt even a lead to it unless its the new fangled wifi version.:augie
 
And that spark plug is never gonna work, there isnt even a lead to it unless its the new fangled wifi version.:augie

That my dear Pastyman is a very rare [as in rocking horse shite] spare 2 plug carrier.
Bolt to the also very rare bars and legshields..:rob

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the Disc pads are hidden inside of here >>>
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Why did they ever stop fitting the orange superballs on the ends of the handlebars.

If you drop the bike it bounces back upright.

All the new 1200 owners would wet themselves in excitement if they knew about them.
 
As you probably know it's no laughing matter when you are riding one :eek: :eek: :D
What is this obsession with brakes. Boats dont have brakes and some of them are bigger than a small country others can go far faster than an airhead and none of them have brakes.
The driver bloke just plans ahead drives to the conditions and stears around the obsticle
 
What is this obsession with brakes. Boats dont have brakes and some of them are bigger than a small country others can go far faster than an airhead and none of them have brakes.
The driver bloke just plans ahead drives to the conditions and stears around the obsticle

Stick your boat pilot on the A13 rushhour and let's see how he does :D
 
Ooooh - I used to have a set of Craven Panniers like that - they were great :thumb2


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Picture of my 1952 Ariel 4G 'Special' with a 1956 'four pipe' motor, BSA A10 front end with Pride & Clark TLS brake, Triumph-3 oil cooler and lots of chrome. Taken c. 1971.

(Scanned from an old slide, quality not good :blast ).

Well - its an 'Airhead' :rob

Bob.
 
C'Mon, whetre are the Mods ewhen you need them..... far to much porn on this section, makes an old man...... do something but I cant remember what:augie:augie
 
Ooooh - I used to have a set of Craven Panniers like that - they were great :thumb2


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Picture of my 1952 Ariel 4G 'Special' with a 1956 'four pipe' motor, BSA A10 front end with Pride & Clark TLS brake, Triumph-3 oil cooler and lots of chrome. Taken c. 1971.

(Scanned from an old slide, quality not good :blast ).

Well - its an 'Airhead' :rob

Bob.

Do you still have the screen or are they still available? That would compliment the leg shields perfectly:thumb
 


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