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> > I had a BSA Gold Star. Single cylinder 500cc bike. Leaked oil nicely;
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"Says James: 'In my opinion, there's nothing in this world
Beats a 52 Vincent and a red headed girl.'"
- Richard Thompson "52 Vincent Black Lightning"
73 de Jim, N2
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Bob Baxter wrote:
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Here is me thinking that an HRD (later to become Vincent, HRD) is a
pre WWII British motorcycle and how on earth it could run a K2?
With Lucas electrics?? Hey, they made them until about 1952. I lusted
for one but bought a Ro
I had a BSA Gold Star. Single cylinder 500cc bike. Leaked oil nicely;
like a good English bike should. The starting procedure was quite refined
also. Parts fell off as you rode. At times the vibrations got so bad the
timing would jump out of sync and you'd be stuck by the side of the road
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Here is me thinking that an HRD (later to become Vincent, HRD) is a pre
WWII
> British motorcycle and how on earth it could run a K2?
With Lucas electrics?? Hey, they made them until about 1952. I lusted
for one but bought a Royal Enfie
Here is me thinking that an HRD (later to become Vincent, HRD) is a pre WWII
British motorcycle and how on earth it could run a K2?
Bob, G3VVT
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Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Knobs etc.
I'm partial to the Stock Knob with a finger dimple, I've also played with a
friends that has the Yaesu knob, but with the weight and ease of spinning
I like my FT 900 knob (see my website www.qsl.net/w3fpr), but this is the
one that needs the added 'drag' pad thickness, and has no depression for a
'finger-dimple'.
I have seen the rubber tire from the Yaesu FT-900 knob placed aroung the
stock K2 knob - it takes a wee bit of stretch, but it fits,
I'm partial to the Stock Knob with a finger dimple, I've also played with a
friends that has the Yaesu knob, but with the weight and ease of spinning on
that knob it's great for screaming across the band, but very touchy when
fine tuning.
Of course I much prefer sitting here using Peter and Simo
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