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madjack57754
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It's the remote starter plate that I have. Tried to set up a on board starter but no luck
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rosco15
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Got a reply from MPE they can't help me. Maybe something they did at one point, but don't anymore????
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For the non self start guys, we made these outboard bearing starter plates that all but eliminated the broken crank ends.
http://gszone.biz/starterplates.html
http://gszone.biz/starterplates.html
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madjack57754
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I'd second that! The off board starter is a PITA when everthing could be built so it's on board
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rosco15
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Do it quick. I'm about to make my own using a stock cover. The plan is to tie everything together.
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not me I'm going back to external start. I have done this both ways and learned my lesson.
#1 less racing weight
#2 less to malfunction
#3 less stress on bike's tiny total loss electrical system
#4 other external starters are instantly compatible to start bike in a pinch
#5 less stress on big starter and BIG batteries and therfore longer life
in the very first year of having my first on board starter it malfunctioned and I was out all the entry fees at a 2 wheel speed event. Having a slider clutch meant no pop starting. Now if I had a out board starter nut I could have used some one elses starter to keep racing that day. I can honestly say," My big outboard starter has NEVER FAILED NEVER let me down in multiple years and helped many other racers that needed last second assistance at the water box/starting line".
however, your work on that plate does look very good.
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Counterpoint
I have never had a onboard starter fail, however I always have run a charging system.
I have mostly raced classes where it is required to self start.
I have never had a onboard starter fail, however I always have run a charging system.
I have mostly raced classes where it is required to self start.
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rosco15
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I ordered the bearing from Mcmaster today. I'll post up some pics of what I come up with when I'm done. You guys and a friend of mine have convinced me that it's the way to go.