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Sean2015

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  1. That's them.

    I've seen others use various clamps on the lower tube but for me using the flexible jaws and gooseneck means that I can position the sat nav where I want while the tunnel takes the main 'weight' to give stability.

    Sean

  2. I use the following, both sourced from Amazon (electronics and photo). These allow me to mount the sat nav resting on the tunnel top in front of the gear lever with the screen fairly well shielded from the sun (previous to this I used to mount the sat nav via sucker to the dash - at times the screen was badly affected by glare and the sucker occasionally fell off).

    I locate the clamp around the key cylinder and then the goose neck allows me to pull the sat nav forward when required or to be pushed further back under the dash. Excess cabling is bundled up behind the sat nav with a cable wrap.

    H&S Smartphone tripod mount universal clamp holder

    Smatree flexible clamp mount and gooseneck extension  

  3. I was pondering this approach as well but then someone posted an alternative solution, which appears better (I have not yet installed this myself). There is now a blog........Gearbox oil filler / dipstick modification.

    Might be a better solution all round.

  4. Waved and acknowledged the dark blue two up entering Bamford on Monday afternoon at about 1600.

    Black F175 two up going the otherway.The weather was so good even persuaded my wife to try the car without any doors - far cooler.

  5. Finally, after having to postpone two previous dates, I got to drive the F200. What can I say - except - wow I want one.What a car - obviously 200 bhp in a Caterham is very useful - but how smooth, how consistent, what performance and can be driven from very low revs in any gear to full throttle acceleration - and what fast/instant response. Sounds lovely as well. No delay noted in any of the gears and very tractable even when stuck in slow traffic.

    And as for Stuart Cresswell, what a knowledgeable, informative chap - fantastic looking finished engines and judging by the engines in the workshop and workshop conditions a first class engine builder. Unfortunately, I think that the F200 is beyond my means and I will have to focus on accruing funds for an F175 upgrade - all donations gratefully accepted.

  6. Rich,

    Yes my first seven as well and someone did say to me about the visibility of 'black'. I had thought about stripes and/or wrapping some panels - however - not experienced any problems, Apart from of course the 'muppets' who insist on pulling out in front of you or overtake on the approach to a narrow slip road - despite the fact that I always drive with headlights on.

    Regardless of your colour preference (and not sure how much you know about Caterhams) but if you want to come over and have a look while the cars up on axle stands so you can see all the important bits give me a shout.

    b/w

    Sean

  7. Richard,

    I have a 2010 Roadsport 125 (1600 cc) 8500 miles. Black with winter gear.

    Currently up on axle stands - just had the wheels powder coated, going to do winter checks and some (minor) repairs.

    You are welcome to come and have a chat

    (Campsall near Doncaster) just off the A1

    Sean

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