headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
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headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
Hey guys,
Im hoping to get the bike in for its mot retest on teusday *waiting on parts from Graeme France
* however i need to get the headlights setup...
Any ideas on how to do this so that it will pass the mot?
Many thanks,
Adam.
Im hoping to get the bike in for its mot retest on teusday *waiting on parts from Graeme France

Any ideas on how to do this so that it will pass the mot?

Many thanks,
Adam.
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
are you talking about headlight aim?????
do you have the manual?
in the manual it tells you how to adjust the aim but at the back(mot checks)it shows you how to do a rough check....not 100% accurate but it will give you an idea if the aim is in the right ball park!!!!!
position the bike in a straight line facing a brick wall.the bike must be off its stand,upright and with the seater sitted.measure the height from the ground to the centre of the headlight and mark a horizontal line on the wall at this height.position the motorcycle 3.8 metres away from the wall and draw a vertical line up the wall central to the centreline of the motorcycle.switch the dipped beam and check that the beam pattern falls slighlty lower than the horizontal line and to the left of the vertical line.
william
do you have the manual?
in the manual it tells you how to adjust the aim but at the back(mot checks)it shows you how to do a rough check....not 100% accurate but it will give you an idea if the aim is in the right ball park!!!!!
position the bike in a straight line facing a brick wall.the bike must be off its stand,upright and with the seater sitted.measure the height from the ground to the centre of the headlight and mark a horizontal line on the wall at this height.position the motorcycle 3.8 metres away from the wall and draw a vertical line up the wall central to the centreline of the motorcycle.switch the dipped beam and check that the beam pattern falls slighlty lower than the horizontal line and to the left of the vertical line.
william
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
Hi William,
thanks for that :) i have got a manual just didn't think of looking for that in there
anyhows ive now gotta find out why a cable has been disconnected behind the speedo
might explain the power problem around 5k revs lol
thanks again
Adam.
thanks for that :) i have got a manual just didn't think of looking for that in there

anyhows ive now gotta find out why a cable has been disconnected behind the speedo

might explain the power problem around 5k revs lol
thanks again

Adam.
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
might? it will be the problem.
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
Well LP looking at the haynes manual and matching the disconnected wires it seems to be the ones that goes to the speed limit light, whever that'll affect the 5k / 6k problem i don't know *havent really rode the bike more than 10 miles so far*
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
is it missing the plug?
you can always plug/wire in a de-limiter that will eliminate the issue.
you can always plug/wire in a de-limiter that will eliminate the issue.
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Re: headlight setup - HELP Needed! :)
did you get this sorted?