20th-Feb-21, 02:17 PM
Another couple of Beemers from this forum's For Sale section. Race-prepped in so far as rear tyres were trued and glued and one had varnished fronts - but I replaced all the tyres. The varnished fronts were just too noisy and the rears had very little grip on the Sport track I run them on.
In addition both had strong taillights but seemed to have DRL's at the front. I made the mistake of dismantling one to see why and found the front lighted PCB angled downwards. What a pig to try and get it in the right place behind the lights! It took many attempts but each time I installed the PCB in the mounts in the chassis, as soon as I tried to insert the chassis into the body the board fell out. Even glue didn't help.
Eventually I figured out that the extra long lead allowed the bar to be mounted into the body first, THEN the chassis was inserted! The 'Xenon lights' really do look good now - and it only took a few minutes to correct the second one.
Again, the photos are from the For Sale section. Why re-invent the wheel?
P.S. Are the yellow wheels original? So far I've not found any other 125's with them.
In addition both had strong taillights but seemed to have DRL's at the front. I made the mistake of dismantling one to see why and found the front lighted PCB angled downwards. What a pig to try and get it in the right place behind the lights! It took many attempts but each time I installed the PCB in the mounts in the chassis, as soon as I tried to insert the chassis into the body the board fell out. Even glue didn't help.
Eventually I figured out that the extra long lead allowed the bar to be mounted into the body first, THEN the chassis was inserted! The 'Xenon lights' really do look good now - and it only took a few minutes to correct the second one.
Again, the photos are from the For Sale section. Why re-invent the wheel?
P.S. Are the yellow wheels original? So far I've not found any other 125's with them.

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