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andyherd

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    Yamaha SR125 (1999)

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    Dumbarton, Scotland

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  1. Well fitted a new 20 amp and hoorah!!! One less worry and I figure having done all my tinkering I now know the battery is tip top and full. I did experiance my first time of running out of fuel today, thought the carb was on the blink till I screwed my head and realised LOL. Thanks for your help and advice chaps. Regarding the clutch sensor it doesn't seem to clip at all but I'll have a further look tomorrow, have also now discover the screw for my side stand seems loose and I may have f**cked the threads on it by being over keen on tighten it up DOH!
  2. Thanks for the help guys, I found the fuse and guess what?! Blown! It was a 25 amp though, checked my Haynes and it recommends 20 amp so going to stick with that. Hopefully the fix will be sorted tomorrow. Regarding the clutch sensor do you know how it should be secured?
  3. Hi folks, Had my SR125 for a fortnight now and it's just started to give me some troubles. After riding 20 miles to work without any problem I went to restart the bike after a quick stop and nothing! Turn on the iginition and no lights or anything, had to bump it to get going. I've had the battery out, topped it up and gave it a trickle charge for 14 hours but still the same issue. I have been working on the wires in the light and speedo units but only to tidy them up (i.e. proper connectors, soldering and taped up) due to a previous owners poor work. Since doing this work and before this happened I have had the bike running so I am fairly confident my tinkering has not caused the problem. Beginning to think I have a larger issue but my lack of bike and electrical experience is letting me down, any help would be greatly apprieciated. Thanks P.S. Can anyone tell me what this random wire in the middle of my left handle bar, I can pull it in and out as I wish
  4. As promised here are a couple of pics
  5. Pretty sure my battery is good as the bike started today and all the electrics work, seems like its an intermitant fault
  6. Hi folks, Recently got myself a SR125 for a little commuter runaround., it's a great little bike. I'll be sure to get a few pics on soon. Had a problem getting it started the other day though, after filling up I tried to start her up but no joy. Hit the starter and could hear the solenoid click but the motor wouldn't turn. Luckily another friendly biker was on hand and after a quick check diagnosed the starter to be faulty. Does anyone know how I could check this for certain? Thanks
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