i own a Hond XR125 L, the road version. i have an electrical problem that i can not seem to fix.I recently put in a new bulb, higher wattage, same voltage. The day after i put this new bulb in the electrics started playing up, when i switch

i can bump start my RS125 but as for lights, indicators,electric start it's a no go but my kill switch works.Does the rev cable control electric in any way? cos that is detached and it's difficult to get to work again cos the whole 'lug' has come

Wot? Like fridges, TVs, food blenders, coffee grinders, Smoothie makers, hair driers?What does 'computer help' count as electricals? kyot wroteWot? Like fridges, TVs, food blenders, coffee grinders, Smoothie makers, hair driers?What does 'computer

hi all,        well was out on the fireblade last night running great got home ,got up this morning put key in and no electrics!!! lights indicators ignition nothing...had a bit of a fidle about and got her going great i thought..no if lights

at Crowmarsh Classics in Didcot, brilliant on electrics, he sorted a bastid of a problem with OM's MZ electrics. Alternatively, Mike Wheeler in Witney does my bikes and is honest (so far as I know!) and reliable. He does my servicing and is tolerant of the bits

's another one for you. The misses is having problems with her electrics - there's a really loud buzzing noise and a terrible vibration, but for some reason she seems to be quite happy with that. Hmmm, women and their aplliances. KFZ wroteGo on ask me another

Freeride project is on schedule and we will see the introduction of the first serial electric sportenduro in summer 2011.  We are pushing this project hard, because we definitely see a huge potential here – and a big chance for off-road sport.AT KTM we

THIS is the Volta BCN City and Sport - two new electric motorcycles form Spanish firm Volta.They both use the same powerplant - a 3.1kWh lithium-polymer battery, and an elctric motor with a 33bhp (25kW) output.Both models have a range of around 45

CANADA'S first electric superbike, the Amarok P1A, will compete in the 2013 Pikes Peak International hillclimb.The bike will be ridden by six time Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Champion, Greg Tracy.The Amarok P1 is an 80bhp, 147kg electric

IF there's a problem with electric motorcycles as the state of the art currently stands it's that of weight; pack a motorcycle full of enough batteries to provide some serious power and it's going to be groaning under its own mass long before