The Zephyr Zone

andye wrote:I've been to Beddgelert in Snowdonia, 180 miles round trip. Nice weather good riding, but I am going to have to do something about that seat. Numb bum after an hour.

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Freddy, there are two types of aftermarket ignition switch readily available on ebay here in the UK, about £35 each. One has a resistor and one doesn't, my original C1 ignition switch has a resistor, easily visible if you pop off the bottom plastic cap that covers the electrics. Hi Shedman, Have an...

Hi Dave and welcome, nice looking Zephyr Where are you?

Freddy, there are two types of aftermarket ignition switch readily available on ebay here in the UK, about £35 each. One has a resistor and one doesn't, my original C1 ignition switch has a resistor, easily visible if you pop off the bottom plastic cap that covers the electrics.

Hi Chris and welcome back although I've only been here a couple of years myself

Hi Steve and welcome Where are you? It's easier to point someone in the direction of spare parts if we know which side of which ocean you are on. BTW.... everyone here likes pictures

sinned53 wrote:

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I've got a little gn125 that was my daughters bike left to go rusty so I spent the winter messing about in the garage and came up with this, its actually fun to ride ans so light.

I bet your daughter wants it back now you've tidied it up

That's a nice looking bike Dennis. I always liked the look of the 750 Zephyr from when I first saw one in the early 90's but I never owned one until about four years ago.

Hi Dennis and welcome! You can ask all the dumb questions you want .......we'll try our best to come up with dumb answers Where about's are you Dennis? A pic is always appreciated......er.....the bike I mean