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NNENO tech session?July - 22 04 Jul 2021 11:43 #1

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I would like to present a tech session on the complete Norton MK3 electric start system.
First or third saturday.
Morning would be good as my afternoon shade is very scarce but up to 10:30-11am is quite good.calls for an early start...
Give a call if interested about details and about scheduling
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NNENO tech session? 16 Oct 2021 12:27 #2

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While at Tony Lockwood's ceremony last monday I met two new NENO members that seemed to sorely want me to host a tech session. I'm waiting for a contact from them.

Tony just recently sold his 55 model 88 wideline to Jack Alexander only a few months ago. Tony lived very near me in Ipswich when he bought it. I'm assuming he forgot I asked him for and he agreed, first refusal when he sold it..Besides hybrids the wideline it the only NHT I don't have.

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NNENO tech session? 19 Oct 2021 20:29 #3

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Sorry to hear he forgot about your arrangement. I loaned a few hard to find accessories and parts out to people to make patterns off of, and later found out they sold them. I probably should have kept on top of them more, but trusted I would get them back. Can be frustrating.


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NNENO tech session? 12 Nov 2021 10:48 #4

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Yes, it can be tough keeping track. I knew there were 3 different fastback tanks. You loaned me one to make a mold. If I recall correctly, it was returned. I loaned a motorcycle electrical book to a local guy with the understanding it would be returned ....yeah right..

Open house club meeting here Sat 13 nov

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NNENO tech session? 12 Nov 2021 16:03 #5

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adminjr wrote: Yes, it can be tough keeping track. I knew there were 3 different fastback tanks. You loaned me one to make a mold. If I recall correctly, it was returned. I loaned a motorcycle electrical book to a local guy with the understanding it would be returned ....yeah right..

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Yes, If I recall correctly, the fastback tank I have is from a '71. You returned it to me. It has the two bobbins on the rear like the earlier fiberglass roadster tanks. I almost picked up one of the earlier FB tanks with the indents just to have as an example, but the owner wanted a little too much for it. They are my favorite tank, but just too iffy with changing fuel.

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NNENO tech session? 14 Nov 2021 07:30 #6

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I did have a early badge inset tank available which is the integral fiberglass "horns", for the retention oring, making it more difficult to manufacture.
The second tanks had badge insets and the metal studs.
The third tanks was NO INSETS and was for decals only.
The 2 metal stud versions are, without questiion, far superior (IMO).
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