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#Post#: 938--------------------------------------------------
N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 11, 2015, 4:43 am
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I was at Garstang autojumble on Sunday and there was a heavily
modified NF. Looked like an older set of modifications or was it
a civile. It had a hydraulic rear brake and very different
handlebar controls. The centre stand was drilled The carb fed
the engine from the rear and not the side. It had a lots of folk
peering at it. As the call of the snack wagon I left it and it
was gone on my return. I have got some pictures which I have put
onto photobucket. I dont know how to make these available to the
forum .
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: banquo Date: August 12, 2015, 4:31 am
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Hi Cryospped; that sounds interesting. Why would anyone want a
hydraulic brake on the rear of all places? Mine locks up if you
apply with any enthusiasm, and seeing the length of the brake
lever, that's no surprise...
To put your pix up here, start a reply to this topic on here,
and have your Photobucket open.
In the album or library where you stred your pix, hover over the
top left of the picture you want to show.
A drop down menu appears.
Click on 'Share Links" and a new window opens, with all possible
links.
Click on the address box below IMG ('Copied' should appear
briefly, indicating that the URL has been copied to your
clipboard)
Return to our forum, and your reply, and either choose 'paste'
or type Ctrl v to paste the address into your post.
Click preview, and your photo should appear.
Tips: if your photo is large, it may not show fully on the
screen.
it's better to resize the photo before linking to it on your
post.
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 4:48 am
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 4:50 am
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The hydraulic rear brake reservoir seems to be a chain oiler
ooops
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 4:52 am
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 4:55 am
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 4:56 am
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Some interesting mods. banquo thanks for the info on how to load
the pictures. I can bore for England now!
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: banquo Date: August 12, 2015, 5:31 am
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No problem; glad it worked out.
There are some very strange modifications to that NF.
The inlet manifold looks like it's off a Civile, and the bike
may be Civile in origin, but that looks like a V35 or V50 tank,
and the seat also may have originated there. I'm not clear about
the hydraulic brake, as we still seem to have the brake lever
and the lever on the rear SLS drum.
Just had another look; it's not a hydraulic drum - it's a home
made chain oiler.
He's extended the clutch arm presumably to relieve effort at the
lever, lost the heel end of the gear shift lever, and fitted the
external oil filter kit.
The dash isn't Militare, and probably a Civile, so my guess is
that it's been a Civile, that's lost its tank and seat, and been
modified with what's available. Someone on the old forum
suggested a V35 tank did fit, but I've never put it to the test.
He'll have lost a few grams by drilling out the centre stand!
Next time, you'll need to sign him up, so we get the whole
story!
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: cryospeed1 Date: August 12, 2015, 10:24 am
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Yes some interesting mods. Definitely a v series tank and
possibly seat. If it is there in September I will look for him
before I have my burger,
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Re: N F seen at Garstang Autojumble.
By: johnedwards Date: October 16, 2015, 12:10 pm
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nice pictures its my bike tank is v50 I made the inlet manifold
oil filter etc bike was police ive had it 24 years lost 8 lb by
machining flywheel its not a bad old plodder
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