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I entrusted the motorcycle's fuel tank to a talented young designer. I've resumed restoring the motorcycle frame and I'm going to start preparing some small moving parts for repainting! At the same time, I'm going to restore the engine to its original shine. Photos to come! ;):p

The tank is being used for painting, with the theme of the number 8 billiard ball. A young artist will be doing the painting, and we'll show you the photos afterwards! Before:

Hello, I bought this one to remplace mine on my SR 250 Yamaha : https://ricksmotorsportelectrics.com/Rectifier-Regulator-Lithium-Compatible-14_428

Yeah! But not enough time to work faster, as I suspect. I am in cleaning mode of different pieces to prepare for painting

Another pictures !!

The project continues with the preparation of the plate that will receive the Blue Mo Unit box, then dismantling the motorcycle to paint the rusty parts. Slowly but surely!

Thanks to share Sir ! I'm worrking on the same Bike !!! Have fun guys !!!!

Well, the pleasant weather is back for tinkering with the motorcycle in the garage! After completely dismantling the electric blanket from the motorcycle, I moved on to installing the Motogadget Blue-unit box and used the two left turn signals in white as a test accessory. The test was...

Exact! ;)

Next step review all the electrical components to make sure that this context is in good condition and restart the motorcycle in order to do a small basic mechanical overhaul. Well, review of all the impeccable connections everything works! Update of 2 elements which gives a significant added...

Great project that joins mine here in Canada not far from Montreal. We could exchange our experiences of our respective projects. For me it will be a Scrambler version.

Thanks for the heads up, it's much appreciated! I changed the original regulator for a Mosfet style one that supports lithium batteries, which should normally reduce the risk, at least I hope so. I've seen Mosfet type models that were under the saddle and haven't heated up to date, but I'll do...

A very interesting demonstration of how the blue box works :

Same for me, and I came across it by pure chance during my web searches, it will help to adjust the electrical aspect of the motorcycle by making the beast more robust and reliable! ;)

Hello team, Here is an electrical diagram with the Motogadget blue box for a Yamaha SR 250 (for mine from 1982 by the way for info). I acquired a regulator/rectifier specific to this bike and a 12v lipo4life (lithium) bath and redid all the wiring as the diagram shows. I can't wait to get started

You could use this one : https://huilesynthetique.com/amsoilquebec/viscosites/20w-40-amsoil-visicosite/

oui de Montréal et toi ? ;)

A good accessory for XT 500 and SR 40 or 500 and more : https://nutsandbolts-france.com/?lang=en ;)

I installed on my XT 500 from 1976 an electric starter kit that's' works very well : https://nutsandbolts-france.com/?lang=en ;)