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Geezer
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Thanks Cam!!!! I did send you an email just now.
tom3c75
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laverdakeith
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They jaunty Marzos, nice pic Pat.
Keith
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tom3c75
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laverdakeith said:
My pleasure, James!
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tom3c75 said:
Oh yea, damn this dispepsia.
J.
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laverdakeith said:
Got no idea what you guys are on about. Is dispepsia a condition suffered by those who have run out of Pepsi?
Anyway, Ceriani, Marzo ... makes no difference. The plate has stops for both.
Cheers,
Cam
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Borrowed the Marzo pic from a set of yokes presently for sale on the Bay(UK).
Cam,
I've had a peep at the yoke setup on my 3C (Ceriani) & Jota (Marzo).
The steering plates seem the same, other than that the Marzo plate has the vertical piece welded to the base, as shown in the pic earlier in the thread. The Marzo yoke stops against this vertical, whereas the Ceriani yoke stops against the flat 'ears' of the plate.
So, the way I figure it, the Marzo style plate should work OK with a Ceriani yoke, as in Geezer's case, but not the other way around. Use of an earlier, Ceriani, plate with a Marzo yoke will not provide a stop, resulting in the handlebars & top yoke bumping against the tank.
Cam,
I've had a peep at the yoke setup on my 3C (Ceriani) & Jota (Marzo).
The steering plates seem the same, other than that the Marzo plate has the vertical piece welded to the base, as shown in the pic earlier in the thread. The Marzo yoke stops against this vertical, whereas the Ceriani yoke stops against the flat 'ears' of the plate.
So, the way I figure it, the Marzo style plate should work OK with a Ceriani yoke, as in Geezer's case, but not the other way around. Use of an earlier, Ceriani, plate with a Marzo yoke will not provide a stop, resulting in the handlebars & top yoke bumping against the tank.