--- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, "Ian Ellison" <ian@...> wrote:
>
> > The location of the button and broken part can be narrowed down to about a
> > half mile section of the A40....
>
> Following up on this, today I stole the identical part from my Guzzi SPIII -
> the button assembly - and fitted it to the Superlight. I have repaired the
> broken one which I will refit to the Guzzi. To do this I opened up the slot
> down the middle of the broken stub, dressed the end flat, and embedded an L
> shaped piece of stainless wire in the groove. I doubled the end of this back
> on itself and have made a knob from a 2 spot Lego brick. After all the
> switchgear on early Guzzi twins was known as Lego switchgear so it seemed
> appropriate. :-)
Nice one! I recall the Lego switches on my V50, and rather trendy they looked too!
NickW
>
0 comments:
Post a Comment