Bike Amp Amplifier

Bike Amp Amplifier
Bicycle Built For Two (Daisy)

I am trying to locate an AB11 amp box for a LUCAS RITA bike ignition, does anyone know where available to buy?

I am willing to buy new or (working) second hand amplifier or a complete kit if needed

I 2nd Geo's suggestion.
Dave used to rebuild them also.

These guys have entire system available

http://www.britcycle.com/lucas%5Frita%5Felectronic%5Fignition.htm

RITA's are "world reknowned",,,great ignition system.

But parts are long obsolete and out of production.

You're searching against a Hoarding /Stockpiling Demand.

So far,,Mistral refuses to produce retro parts,,,
low demand vs their Hi-Production Run Requirements stated as reason.

>John Carpenter
>Mistral Engineering
>Unit 12 Taylors
>Gravel Lane
>Chigwell, Essex
>England IG7 6DQ
>44 20 8501 2161 voice
>44 20 8501 2270 fax

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Nothing to knock about RITA's.

I used them for a while on our Triumphs at work before I left there and went to H-D.

They worked great,,but they draw current like a Headlight bulb.
35~40 Watts or so.

We couldn't really run the Triumphs all day without swapping battery in the total loss system we used.

Not a prob on street bikes with generators and big batteries though.
Even so,,the Hi Draw is still there.

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Lots of advances in semiconductor technology have occured since Lucas built the RITA's circuit board.

You may want to check out Pazon's products.

They are ex Boyer-Bransden folks.
I never was a fan of the BB units

Pazon claims to have set out on his own to in order improve
the ign systems beyond what Boyer was interested in doing

If your project requires the RITA....then that's that.

But if you just need a good ignition & aren't committed to using the LR,,,
Check out the Pazon

http://www.pazon.com/

Good Luck

Bike Amp Amplifier

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