Boyer Bransden

Brain picking time folks! I have a Boyer Bransden inductive discharge unit that I had on my Bantam prior to making up a pointless system for it . The idea of the unit is to do away with the points capacitor and put a very low load on the points whilst making a very strong spark . I found that on a two stroke where the poor old points are running at crankshaft speed it improves longevity and running . The problem is thus - It is a positive earth unit , the body of which is isolated , providing I connect positive to positive and negative to negative will it still work on a negative earth bike?

You could always email them www.boyerbransden.com

It should work OK as long as it is isolated but I can't fault Derek's advice.

Sadly the man says no oh well have to buy the right one. Dave are you still doing your bantam ? if so this unit will do you ? yours for a bacon buttie

A bacon buttie is in the post Phil, See you soon. My Bantam just requires a kickstarter, and some time spent on it. I'm not sure what to do with it now that I have the little Yam.

Dave Weller wrote:

...I'm not sure what to do with it now that I have the little Yam.

Sell me the Yam ....?

I did not expect that one, it made me laugh, Keith. I've only just run it in, what I really like about it, is being able to do tight 'u' turns on it, and parking it up. It is so easy to manage.
I will like taking it to bikers meetings, and encourage others to down size, I will do some long rides on it, it even fits in the Berlingo
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