Brakes and master cylinder
18" rear wheel size
Alloy rims with spokes and alloy hubs in lieu of the cast wheels
Standard incandescent headlight in lieu of H4 Halogen of the E
As I recall, non self cancelling turn signals, which the E had.
No hump in the seat.
Points instead of electronic ignition, as I recall, but I'm not certain about this one.
It was a bit lighter than the E because of the the rims and brakes. All of the magazine road test performance data was performed using the standard (non-E) bike. It had potential to be a bit quicker in acceleration because it was a bit lighter, especially in rotating mass. That is why it was used in the road test performance tests.
I have a 1978 E, but I'm not certain if my electronic ignition is stock or aftermarket. I just don't remember.
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