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George Ryals wrote:http://www.airheads.org/content/view/159/98/
This link should go to an Airheads Tech article. It has all of the BMW relays with terminal numbers.

Thanks! That should get me close enough not to burn anything down. As I lack the numbers on the relay, the color diagrams are the thing that makes that special.

Today's conundrum--I read this:

http://w6rec.com/duane/bmw/perch/index.htm

And became quite convinced I had dropped the perch wedge, so I bought a couple. Trouble is, I don't seem to have a groove/notch/relief for the perch wedge. Here's how it looks in my perch:



Am I missing something here? Do I now have perch wedges to sell?

What year is your bike?
They stopped having those wedges in the 19 ? ? model year.
If you tighten down the pinch screw and the whole thing rotates easily on the handlebar,
you need the wedges.
I don't see the wedge cutout in yours.
Sue Duane.

gspd wrote:What year is your bike?
They stopped having those wedges in the 19 ? ? model year.
If you tighten down the pinch screw and the whole thing rotates easily on the handlebar,
you need the wedges.
I don't see the wedge cutout in yours.
Sue Duane.

It's a 1975 /6 and they are reputed to be a part through the /7. I have to do some post PC clean-up before they get clamped on the bars, but I am the sort of gorilla who could make a wedge-type clamp solidly, until it cracked, and felt safer having the parts on hand.

Finished foodling about with the hand controls and got them mounted:





The other shoe has dropped and Mrs. melville, justifiably nervous that I might finish the darn thing and actually ride it, has started painting a room. I am, of course, involved in this process. Moving furniture, ripping up nasty carpet, and so on. I also wonder if she clogged the bathroom sink drain this morning. Fixing that took me to the roof to get a straight shot at the clog when working it from below only sent the snake UP the vent.

That, and the money is momentarily tight. I have enough paid for and/or in process to make it a roller, but not all the bits have come home to roost yet.

After getting the levers on the bars I put the old seat on to check the fit of the controls, like so:



Just where I though they should be. Yes, I'm making motorcycle noises as I sit there. Mrs. melville has volunteered to push me around on the dolly.

Push you around on a dolly?
Wuss.
Get her to tow you around town with her car.

The red headlight shell and ears looks very very nice!

Chuey

Those tennis shoes have GOT to go.

Colours look familiar

Major Softie wrote:Those tennis shoes have GOT to go.

Yeah, I thought about getting my boots on for the pic. Not quite ATGATT there--what a terrible example I'm setting.

I found them! Now YOU TOO can own a pair of these fine shoes!

http://www.amazon.com/Converse-PRODUCT- ... sbs_shoe_3