SF2 Bosch points 1 237 013 013 or replacement. Also need points cam

Slarsonroy

Slarsonroy

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My 1974 SF2 is in need of a nicer points cam as the one I have is very pitted and rough.  The automatic advance unit is still in good shape. I also need a set of points or possibly just a new spring for one of my sets has a broken spring.  Please dont suggest that I go electronic. Been there, done that. I prefer points.
 
Please take a look to my first post on this forum: https://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,100726.msg459722.html#msg459722
What it seems look like could be bosch code: 1 237 013 036
but I didn't buy because I attempted a different choice for which I feel more familiar with.

I preferred to act in this way:

1) re-shape my points at the best
2) remove the condenser and replace them with this vellman's kit: https://www.futurashop.it/accensione-elettronica-transistor-8220-k2543
(you need one kit for each condenser).

This kit allows to you to operate with very low currents so that even points in bad conditions can work.
The signal is much more reliable and the spark is better.
I use this kit on my motorcycles I'm familiar with it and I am very satisfied.
 

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Paul Marx said:
That would make it even worse than foreign.
A lot of foreign places speak French.

Paul
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To me .... France is a foreign place that speaks French.
The only time I was in France was also the only time anyone ever understood my pitiful French that I learned at high school. I quite liked my short visit.

Jim
 
helicopterjim said:
The only time I was in France was also the only time anyone ever understood my pitiful French that I learned at high school.
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I thought many Canadians were bi-lingual. Doesn't half of the country speak French? Or is that just localised to Quebec?
 
Dellortoman said:
I thought many Canadians were bi-lingual. Doesn't half of the country speak French? Or is that just localised to Quebec?
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Many are bi-lingual and much of Quebec and New Brunswick are very comfortable with English and French but the rest of us either don't get the opportunity to practice or don't care.

I did work in Quebec for 4 years so I am fluent in Quebecois sacres (profanities) ........ surprises some when I can fluently cuss but can't speak French.

Jim
 
All the French teachers I had at school and university (all female) were too prim and proper to teach us any swear words, despite being asked. A sad omission to my education as far as I'm concerned. Fortunately I picked up a bit of more colourful language while travelling in France many years ago.  My French is pretty rusty these days though. I reckon I'd struggle to carry out a simple conversation.

Va te faire foutre,  ;)
Cam
 
Dellortoman said:
All the French teachers I had at school and university (all female) were too prim and proper to teach us any swear words, despite being asked. A sad omission to my education as far as I'm concerned. Fortunately I picked up a bit of more colourful language while travelling in France many years ago.  My French is pretty rusty these days though. I reckon I'd struggle to carry out a simple conversation.

Va te faire foutre,  ;)
Cam
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You should have had my english teacher at 15... she taught us a lot 8) 8) 8)
 
Paul Marx said:
A man after my own heart.
Where about's in the world are you?
I might have some bits.

Paul
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Thanks for the few responses to my request. I did try Wolfgang but he wants to sell me electronic ignition. I also need a set of rocker arms and pinions, which seem to be made of gold. These are the only parts I need to put this bike on the road. I'm in Iowa USA.
 
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