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Bull
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PostPosted: 10:08 - 27 Mar 2012    Post subject: Started the Super Moto "slow" Build ;) Reply with quote

Well my Old Husky TE610e Gave up the Gost a while back (Stator plate no Spark)
The Suspension was "ok" But off road was Rather Soft Sad
It also came with Super Moto wheels Never got around to Riding on them Embarassed
So Now i have Made a start on the "rebuild" Wink Mr. Green

So far the Husky is a 2000 Model and i toke the Plunge into trying to Fit 2005 USD Forks and 2008 Clamps from a SMR570 Wink

And it Paid off Twisted Evil Mr. Green Laughing All Fitted Lovely Shocked Mr. Green

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monkeyman
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PostPosted: 09:06 - 28 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Do you have ducati ignition? if so i have a pretty good idea how the stator needs to be wound. if you fancy rewinding it yourself that is.

otherwise a believe that you can have them rewound via talasin racing of wales for around 140 notes
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Bull
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PostPosted: 12:11 - 28 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

monkeyman wrote:
Do you have ducati ignition? if so i have a pretty good idea how the stator needs to be wound. if you fancy rewinding it yourself that is.

otherwise a believe that you can have them rewound via talasin racing of wales for around 140 notes


How would i be able to find out I think it is I brought a 2nd Hand CDI from a Running Bike But still no Luck Sad

I did do a Test on the To coils on the Stator on the Bike had a Reading on 1 but other one None Sad (was a while ago got the Hump aand Used the Bike a Storage Horse lol)

Will need to Google for the Info and Test again got a Spare Stator one with the Bike But same readings as one on bike Sad

Main coils was Fine on the Reading Smile
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PostPosted: 13:16 - 29 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

TBH you more than likley have the ducati ignition, i think they changed to that around 95 although that is just a hunch

See the diagram below (not sure which manual this is from) on how to check the stator, this tallys with my bike which is a 00 TE610.

I also a while back wrote a simple explanation on the ducati system a while back, which i havent finished yet but you are welcome to read it as it might help you fix the ignition

I have never rewound a stator so dont do it on my word , but there will be plenty of guides on the internet and as you have 2 stators, you really dont have anything to loose
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PostPosted: 07:21 - 30 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

monkeyman

Lovely thank you will look into it Later Mr. Green
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