Starter Motor for SF1 - identification

Yogi

Yogi

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Bellingen NSW Australia
Trying to identify the starter motor on my SF1 and I'm a newbie folks - can anyone who reads German help me here by looking through and telling me which word means Starter Motor from the Bosch website below.  I've tried using the Translate function within Microsoft Word and getting nowhere fast.  They do not mention SF, SF1 or SF2, but I am using what they refer to a S as the dates seem to kinda match up.  i know i can find secondhand starter motors and reconditioned units, but wanted to see what else might be available should I want to have a spare up my sleeve at some stage.

http://www.automotive-tradition.de/download/ausruestungslisten/mf1092.pdf

They also have separate page for SF3 and a lot of the 1000/1200 models - but I guess most of you blokes all know about this already and it may not be too much use given the passing of time and unavailability of certain items.. however, it may be of use to someone who hasn't seen it before...

http://www.automotive-tradition.de/bosch/aa/atr/wissen2008/index.cfm?locale=en_GB&event=search.at

This next page is the link that was sent to me by Bosch and looks to be useful in trying to see if there is an updated part number or whether the same part was used by a different manufacturer.

http://www.automotive-tradition.de/en/wissen/recherche.htm


Thanks,

Andrew (Yogi)
 
Apart from the first few all of the twins use a Nippon Denso starter motor Andrew, so unlikely to be in the Bosch book.


    Keith
 
the first few Keith, more likely the first two!

and both of them shipped to Evil Evil, I think that he may have broken the frames on them both, and more than once, probably they no longer exist.
CLEM
 
German for starter/starter motor is Anlasser / Anlassermotor.

500s and Triples used Bosch....SJCE for the RGS models.

The 750 Nippon Denso starters very rarely give trouble.  A spare on the shelf will most likely turn out to be a waste of money!  Need to keep an eye on the starter clutch, though.

piet
 
CLEMTOG said:
both of them shipped to Evil Evil, I think that he may have broken the frames on them both, and more than once, probably they no longer exist.
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Evel Knievel lived just a few km from me in Clearwater, Florida. I got talking about him once, just after he died, at the local bike night. Apparently all the bike stuff he had in his house got collected and is in storage somewhere while they build a museum. So maybe some of those very early twins may reappear again, who knows? Although I'll bet only the Hoggly-Doggly stuff will go on show, that's what the masses want to see, an American hero on American bikes.

Ken
 
CLEMTOG said:
"American hero"   ???
he was a crook and a thug, and he did time for it.
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Clem

Not even slightly incompatible with being an "American hero". Psychopaths like Al Capone were the toasts of society in their day. The Hell's Angels, a bunch of sociopathic drug-dealing murdering morons, have always been looked up to and admired by millions. Evel Knievel didn't kill or terrorize anybody (anybody important, anyway), so he has always had good press. People like him sell tickets.

Ken
 
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