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814 David Kerr
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Dec 1, 2002
6:23 pm
Has any one changed their R27 from 6 to 12 volt? I see that there is a company in Germany that is making a kit to do this any one used it? David...
815 Tom Mustapich
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Dec 1, 2002
6:28 pm
... From: David Kerr To: bmw-mono-club@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 1:23 PM Subject: [bmw-mono-club] 6 volt to 12 volt Has any one changed...
816 David Kerr
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Dec 1, 2002
6:58 pm
Tom < MZ-B says they have a kit in the works, that was months ago . Was wondering if it has come out and if so has anyone used it yet or has any one found an...
817 N73087@...
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Dec 1, 2002
7:12 pm
For just the headlight, Vech at Bench Mark Works has a hologen light for the 6 volt headlight. I have one on my 6volt R27. Dave...
818 David Kerr
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Dec 1, 2002
7:42 pm
I have seen those . I think that the 12 volt might just work beter. But the if there is no kit made for the R27 then I will have to try to get the 6 volt to...
819 serge Coltrane
sloi2002 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2002
8:02 pm
UNSUBSCRIBE OUR EMAIL< THANK YOU David Kerr <daveanddogs@...> wrote:I have seen those . I think that the 12 volt might just work beter. But the if...
820 Allan Atherton
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Dec 1, 2002
9:26 pm
... < THANK YOU If you hit Reply as you did, you are asking other members to unsubscribe you. You need to send the request to the automated server, not the...
821 JAN SARIS
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Dec 1, 2002
10:45 pm
David, Here is a passionate R27-driver from Holland. I believe that the real R27 should always be a 6-volt system as the original R27 has meant to be. My R27...
822 Joe Hovel
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Dec 1, 2002
10:57 pm
I converted an R27 in 1970 to 12 V, using the alternator (14A) from an R75/5 and it's regulator and rectifier. This setup fits right under the R27 cover...
823 cotsford@...
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Dec 2, 2002
1:39 am
Hi Dave, I have changed my R27 to 12 volts, using /5 parts with an adaptor ring and other parts of my own design. Its pretty well undetectable except for the...
824 g.fdekker
bmwr2 Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2002
1:06 pm
... Hi Steve, Thank you for your information. I did the same on my R 27. I added an electroning regulator. But I dit not make any drawings. Can you san thes...
825 Marco de Groot
blijdorp2001 Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2002
1:17 pm
If my memory doesn't fail me there's a description and drawings on this conversion in the Monotechnisch Handboek. For the non-Dutch members of this list: 5...
826 Marco
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Dec 2, 2002
1:35 pm
I've been talking about it for years, but this winter I'm really going to do it. I've got now also some good reasons to finish the job: A coworker works in his...
827 David Kerr
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Dec 2, 2002
4:04 pm
Boy did I open a can or worms with this one : I got an email this morning from MZ-B in Germnay about this they have all the parts and are ready to put a kit...
828 cotsford@...
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Dec 3, 2002
12:25 pm
Hello Gert, I will be happy to send you the drawings and other info if you would like to publish them in your magazine. I would be honoured. The drawings are...
829 a330us Offline Send Email Dec 5, 2002
4:39 am
Hello, Somewhat confused on exactly where the large top hat bushing goes in the bearing stack on the non brake side of the 25/3 front wheel. The parts diagram...
830 Ben Friedl
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Dec 5, 2002
2:02 pm
Yes the wheel bearing setup is from the later R26/27. The stemler catalog shows the thrust sleeve facing in the opposite direction to the BMW R26/27 catalog....
831 a330us Offline Send Email Dec 5, 2002
8:16 pm
Hi Ben, So should I put it back the way the Stemler shows for the 25/3 or for the r26? I can see the difference in the hub caps and see for the 25/3 that the...
832 Joe Hovel
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Dec 6, 2002
7:42 am
I've just uploaded a couple of photos of my R26 modification. When I got the bike, the generator was missing alltogether - so I never started with a working 6V...
833 Ben Friedl
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Dec 6, 2002
12:26 pm
To be honest Arch I really don't know which is the correct way, and I'm not sure if it really matters. Either end should butt up against the axal shoulder. I'd...
834 David Kerr <daveanddo...
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Dec 8, 2002
5:31 pm
I am putting asidecar on my R27,I need the bottom half of the helper kit. Is there one out there for sale or one I can borrow and copy? David...
835 a330us <b767@...>
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Dec 10, 2002
3:44 am
Hi, I'm getting my 25/3 cylinder bored to the first oversize of 68.50mm and don't have a manual other than one for a 25/2 that states that .06mm is the solo...
836 PA3GYU
bartwessel Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2002
11:06 am
Hi Arch, ... As far as I know tolerances are the same for R25/3: - 0.06 for solo use - 0.07 for sidecar use or bikes that are used in 'governamental' use - I ...
837 Marco de Groot
blijdorp2001 Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2002
11:11 am
Another reason for a bigger tolerance on 'govermental' bikes is a less restrictive running in period. At least that was the reason for Harley WLA/WLC during...
838 Ben Friedl <ben@...>
vorno_bmw Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2002
12:29 pm
I've been told that the clearance can go down to 0.04, since although the form of the reproduction pistons is the same as the original the metallurgy is far...
839 Allan Atherton <aathe...
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Dec 10, 2002
3:41 pm
... I only have a shop manual for R26 and R27. For R26 it says .06mm for normal use and .07mm for public authorities and sidecar. For R27 it says .04mm for...
840 a330us <b767@...>
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Dec 10, 2002
3:54 pm
Thanks for the replies, I think I'll stick with the .06mm since I've read that the r25's might have a little bit of a overheating problem and that clearance...
841 PA3GYU
bartwessel Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2002
5:16 pm
ehhhhh.... ... I hope there's a decimal on the loose here. I guess you mean 0.02 - 0.03 mm? Bart....
842 Allan Atherton <aathe...
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Dec 10, 2002
7:35 pm
... mm? Yes....
843 jakff2002 <JakFF@...>
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Dec 18, 2002
1:23 am
Dear List, I have my originally owned 1965 R-27 in a shop for a classic flashing red light problem. I'm not sure how good these guys are, but they've made the...
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