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  • It's a MOTORCYCLE ALTERNATOR ROTOR. The two thin casting lines are timing marks. The timing marks are 180 degrees apart, so it can only be for a 1960s-70s BSA, Triumph, or Norton, 500cc or larger. The magnets turn inside a STATOR, inducing current to flow and charge the battery.

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It's a MOTORCYCLE ALTERNATOR ROTOR. The two thin casting lines are timing marks. The timing marks are 180 degrees apart, so it can only be for a 1960s-70s BSA, Triumph, or Norton, 500cc or larger. The magnets turn inside a STATOR, inducing current to flow and charge the battery.

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Posted By: HelpIdentify
Listed: November 04, 2015 Ends: February 02, 2016

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Size: height: 3.25 diameter: 1.6in

Markings: ML 10.9


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It's a MOTORCYCLE ALTERNATOR ROTOR. The two thin casting lines are timing marks. The timing marks are 180 degrees apart, so it can only be for a 1960s-70s BSA, Triumph, or Norton, 500cc or larger. The magnets turn inside a STATOR, inducing current to flow and charge the battery.

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Submitted on: 11/11/2015 at 07:58AM
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