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    Mac’s Big Dog Chopper

    It’s a chopper, baby. Which means the wiring gets a hard life

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    Gavin’s Cagiva V-Due 500 Squalo (part 2)

    Very tasty Triumph twin seeks low-maintenance sparks

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    Stuart’s BSA Bantam D10 12 volt conversion

    Usually, the best thing to do with a Bantam is ditch the 6V electrics

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    Brad’s Triumph T90 ‘TT100’ dirt bike

    Very tasty Triumph twin seeks low-maintenance sparks

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    Gavin’s CB550 cafe racer

    Am amazing custom bike which now has an amazing custom loom

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    Ignitech ignition for Kawasaki ZX-7R

    When the original ignition box fades away, you need an Ignitech

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    New push-button switchgear

    Push-button switchgear for £35 – and no hidden extras

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    Paul’s Fireblade Datatool alarm

    How to make a 2004 Honda Fireblade better: remove the alarm

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    Billy’s GSX-R1100

    A strong, simple loom for a Classic TT racer

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    Keith’s Harley Softail

    How to fix a Harley with a dead security module

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    Scott’s BMW R65 for sale

    Recently rewired cafe racer seeks new home

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    Sean’s Honda XR650 (again)

    Modifying a dirt racer to go globetrotting turns out to be even harder than I thought

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    Michael’s Triumph T100

    People love modifying Hinckley twins – but their electrics are pretty complicated

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    Ian’s Suzuki RG500

    It’s a square four two stroke. It can only be an RG500. Purists look away now

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    Mark’s Ducati 250 Desmo

    From grandfather to father to son: a much-loved heirloom bike that came back after a very long slumber

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    Marcus’s ZX-7RR track bike

    Sublime track day bike needs its wiring simplified

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    Julian’s Triumph T100 hardtail

    Another Fenland Choppers creation gets its electrons

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    Bob’s Norton Dominator 650 SS

    A full restoration, built the hard way – from individually sourced spares

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    Adrian’s BMW R60/7

    Nice bike – except it needs bringing back from the dead

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    Dave’s 883 Sportster chop

    Ultra-skinny Hog requires ultra-skinny wiring loom

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    Barnaby’s Harley FXB

    Mechanically, the bike was rock solid. Electrically, it needed a refresh

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    Martin’s Triumph T140 Bonneville

    With a few repairs, the original loom on this Meriden Bonnie is still good

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    Theresa’s Honda CBX550 cafe racer

    A very well-built special, greatly improved by removing the original front end

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    Elaine’s 1976 Yamaha DT175

    A gorgeous bike with weak 6 volt electrics. You can make them less weak, but they’re never going to be strong

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    Gavin’s Bimota V-Due 500

    The engine and swing arm come from a Bimota race replica. Everything else is bespoke

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    Ian’s Honda SL125

    As adorable as a new puppy. But it didn’t run

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    Scott’s BMW R65 cafe racer

    You can make a Boxer cafe racer with bolt-on bits – or you can do this

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    Wayne’s 350 YPVS

    A Yamaha 350 Power Valve with some very trick stuff on it

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    Richard’s Ducati Cadet

    Before Ducati made Panigales they made things like this

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    Sean’s Honda XR650 world tourer

    Honda’s XR650 enduro wasn’t designed as a round-the-world bike. But it can be adapted

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    Brian’s Rickman T120

    Most cafe racers are disguised roadbikes, but this one has a genuine racing frame

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    Philip’s BMW R90S

    There’s a strange thing about BMW Boxers. They develop a fondness for pyrotechnics in their old age

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    Richard’s Harley chop

    A 45,000-mile Harley chop gets a total electrical refresh

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    Bruce’s Honda RS250

    Looks lovely – but even pure race bikes get bodged. Fortunately it can all be fixed

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    David’s Suzuki RV90

    After 47 years, this beach bike’s electrics need a thorough overhaul

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    Bob’s five-valve Weslake is famous!

    Nice to see a really exceptional special getting the recognition it deserves

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    Tom’s 7Up RD350LC

    One of the best specials of the 1990s lives again

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    Pierre’s Montesa

    Trials engines are almost impossible to stall, so you really do need a dependable kill switch

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    Nick’s Harley V-Rod

    Fitting a body kit meant making all the electrics homeless. Then squeezing them into a few tiny spaces

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    Glenn’s MV Brutale

    MVs have trick electrics. Which is fine until they start going wrong…

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    Brad’s Honda CBR400RR

    Why is this bike dead? Because some oaf wrecked the loom, then hid the evidence

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    Glenn’s R1 street fighter

    A nice easy job to start the new decade: just make it work

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    John and Louise’s Ducati 860 GTE

    A beautiful restoration of an early Ducati bevel, with some very subtle upgrades

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    Sim’s Yamaha XS650

    Flat track-style XS650 with a dead loom. Can it be brought back to life? Of course it can

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    Rowan’s BMW R65 street scrambler

    One of a pair of BMW R series custom builds, both of them beautifully screwed together

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    Tony’s T100 Triumph

    A lightly customised Hinckley twin, with some hidden horrors which needed evicting

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    Pierre’s Laverda 3C

    Another gorgeous Laverda steps into the 21st century

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    Peter’s Suzuki TS250C

    Long-neglected Suzuki trail bike gradually comes back to life

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