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       #Post#: 2928--------------------------------------------------
       electric start for NF ?
       By: sean Date: June 6, 2022, 10:33 am
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       Hi all,I am new to this group and don't as yet own an NF,a very
       good friend is going to sell me his letter this year or early
       next year. (I will be bringing it back from france,where it has
       been for most of its life) As I age my !000s is becoming a bit
       of a handful to lug around ,the garage on and off the stands
       etc,although riding it is lovely, so the idea of the NF is a
       kind of downsize. The only thing that concerns me is the lack of
       electric start, having had one for the last 30 years,I have kind
       of got used to it.Is fitting one to an NF something people do,
       and if so ,how easy/hard is it?
       Thanks in anticipation.
       Séan .
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       Re: electric start for NF ?
       By: banquo Date: June 9, 2022, 3:59 am
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       Welcome Sean. Fitting an electric start isn’t difficult if you
       can find the correct Bosch Dynastart (can be found, but
       expensive). You will need a smaller pulley too. Your best bet is
       to search this forum for Dynastart: you will find several posts
       on the subject.
       The other side of the coin is that, although the Dynastart is
       mildly entertaining, with its silent starting, it’s really not
       necessary. The NF is very easy to start with the kickstart, and
       will start first kick every time unless something is wrong.
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       Re: electric start for NF ?
       By: Il Feronne Date: June 20, 2022, 4:32 pm
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       I have just acquired my first NF, a '74 military version after
       moving on my very trusty BMW R65.
       It has the dynastart fitted, which the previous owner had
       purchased.
       During a chat whilst we were waiting for the BACS to conclude,
       we discussed the technique of starting the NF.
       He haf fitted the Dynastart when he first got the bike and
       quickly realised that the expense was unnecessary.
       Having had the bike for a couple of weeks or so and gradually
       going through adjustments and and personal preferences I too
       realised the electric start is completely redundant. The bike
       starts so easily via the kick start that the handlebar button
       just takes up room better suited to a mirror!
       My advice, don't. Save your cash for other things.
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