I have to admit, updates have been very few and far between on this blog. But there is a reason (honest!). Ive just not been doing much ‘tinkering’ with the old Cap these last few months.
The last thing I did until this weekend was the fitting of a 12v take off point on the ‘dash’ so I could power the old GPS easily, and charge mi phone. This will be getting a ‘how to’ soon.
Any way this weekend I finally got round to fitting some LED running lights to the engine bars. The reason for doing this was to make me a bit more visible in dim cloudy weather. Also to create a triangle of light to draw attention to me (no other vehicle has a triangle of lights on the road). I decided to do this after reading about light triangles and motorbikes. Read more here….
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If you lot out there have any photos of your Cap that you want to see on the blog - just email em to info@dobydog.co.uk and Ill post em up for you. Then we can all have our 15mins of fame 
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Just added the Rally Raid extra bits manual into the download section. This one refers to all the slight differences detween the Raid and the normal Capo.
Cheers
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Quick update……
Added a pdf into the download section of the workshop manual for the caponord. Im sure this will be of use to someone
cheers
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Made another file available for download this morning. If you look in the ‘download’ section there should now be a .pdf for the fitting of heated grips & hazard warning lights.
Not sure if this one will be of much use, but anything is better than nothing I spose
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Ive already got a couple of topics that are nearly ready to be posted.
- Fitting engine crashbars - its not hard, but hey thought some photos might be fun
- 12v take off on the dash for GPS/phone/etc
Ill try and get to finish these asap
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Welcome to Mawse’s CapoBits. Here Im hoping to compile all the interesting things that I think folk will be interested to know about the Aprilia Caponord.
These notes will be both from myself as Ive done bits to the bike and from sources on the interweb that I found useful/interesting.
Hope you enjoy and comment on its handyness
cheers
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