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Re: under a mountain of furniture pads
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Guscha
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...Most likely it is magneto ignition (no battery). some of the EC built bikes had a peculiar magneto/flywheel arrangement that made removing the flywheel difficult resulting is breakage of parts. If it does not come off easy and there is access to the ignition points thru or from behind the flywheel then just rig it up to run off of a battery and car coil. Otherwise the retaining nut and or flywheel may be damaged in process of removal. Just tread easy on the removal.


Keith, I will investigate all the facts of its igniton system if I'm able to win my neighbor over.

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Neat find, Gerd! I think that is really great you are helping the young fellow fix it up.
Enjoy!


Jim, the young fellow is ten years older than me.

Posted on: 2011/3/28 10:19
The story of ZIS-110, ZIS-115, ZIL-111 & Chaika GAZ-13 on www.guscha.de
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Re: under a mountain of furniture pads
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But it is a conventional single-piston stench bomb.


Now there's a flowery --but accurate-- description of a two stroke..

Posted on: 2011/3/28 10:21
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Re: under a mountain of furniture pads
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...Glad to see a remnant of the old Auto Union to see light again.


Pat (39SixSedanMan), it's quite amazing, in fact, that the trade name of DKW had been shown at the fuel tank 21 years after amalgamation to Auto Union.

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Posted on: 2011/3/28 10:28
The story of ZIS-110, ZIS-115, ZIL-111 & Chaika GAZ-13 on www.guscha.de
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