Rotary Owners' Club

Thanks Derek I will try Ian's contact Monday and then let you know. I can get a key cut at a local Lock Smiths as the guy is a mate so dont panic as I will get a couple done and send you one for your trouble.

Also please remember if you are looking for parts give me a shout as I have loads of new oil seals etc for the air cooled engine and also the original rear chain case seals for the IP2 that are pretty unheard off new and original.

I dont know if anyone has seen there are a few Interpol items on Ebay. I have put a bid on all of them to add to my spares shop as I want to be bigger than Richard and Graham lol Anyway whoever is bidding on the seat base I already have one of those or two so you are safe lol. Paul

Thank you both.

Hi I hope someone can help, I seem to have mislaid my Krauser pannier key. It is numbered 808 so if anyone has a spare or one I can copy I would be very much in your debt

My best one on my IP2 was 'there the ones with the strange pistons aren't they?'

Cheers let me know.

The IP2 has the flip up rear mudguard but it is held by an elastic strap Norton special tool xyz1234567qbc lol

Derek have you got any pictures of the NVT and where are you?Thanks Paul

That will be never then, and I would suspect complete propaganda to cover the sad loss of Brian who knows these engines just about better than anyone, except for Richard of course

I guess the Cafe Racer would be the biggest seller here at present with the special front brake intergrated into the mudguard to help with the snow, well it would keep your tyres clean lol.I notice all of there downloads, screensavers etc have this highly desireable mod lol

If anyone has a IP2 Brochure I too have been looking for ever

Did something rattle Richard's cage

MMMM I wonder if the front mudguard brake would be changed at every service interval along with the rubber rotor Me thinks lucky I can't afford one lol

Trimania did my seat as well, top chap and he can do just about anything you ask.

Ok then next guess Oulton Park but mm what part...

Its not Cadwell Park is it where the paddock slip road joins just in front of the club house?

That was quick Andy

The parts the chap was selling came from 'Ibelieve that the parts lot originally came fromDoncaster or surroundingarea in South Yorkshire'. Anyone know of the origins of these parts or someone who owned a Rotary Racer and a Manx and 7R from that region?

Thanks Richard I thought as much and yes this was reference the case on eBay as I was speaking to the chap selling in case he had some more parts but he does not. He told me he sold it to a chap in France who sent it back as it was incorrect to fit his IP2 so he asked me the question.Cheers Paul

Hi I have a question for the racing experts among you, does anyone recognise the part number 69-0502 for a gearbox casing? The standard number is 69-0503 from the Norton parts catalogue and also the 0502 number did not show up on the NML last parts list I have. This part number casing was meant to h...

Rustynuts have you still got the old black cased voltage regulator fitted? If so dump it for the uprated version sold by NML as this cured a load of my original charging issues including the charge light coming on when high beam was switched etc.I dont think the original regulator was quite man enou...

I am sure somone will tell me I am wrong again lol Richard ?

John that has the same effect as putting the oil direct into the plug hole but I prefer to do the clean oil route as it has no combustion effects on the oil and you know the clean oil is distributed well by turning over the engine with the back wheel.The Silkolene oil I use does have excellent stick...

Thanks Richard for agreeing on my nice shiney wheels Very Happy and yes Dell Boy I agree also she is a good winter bike (after the toy run last weekend I have to agree it poured with rain on the way home and myself and my son in Santa suit both arrived home dry) but I have to say I personally like m...

Hi all, I spent this afternoon in the lovely sunshine getting my IP2 ready for winter. After giving her a good soapy wash and covering the engine parts in Motorex protective spray I checked the oil levels and tyres and then did the usual and put in 20ml of Silkolene into each plug hole and turned th...

I've been to that one as well Very Happy I remember it well as I had a bit of an accident on my VF750SC when visiting there which included sliding up onto the petrol tank in my wet waterproofs under heavy braking and ending up with the handle bars jammed in my privates trying to balance the bike bef...

Well the clue from TRL was 'its all in the name'????

I know the one in Arizona is called Devils Bridge and the one in England is in Cumbria but I have not been to Bulgaria this week.

Well they are all called Devils Bridge if that is the clue then lol