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5 Jan 2011
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Old style Urals and sidecars - 12v or 6v?
Hi chaps
Does anyone perchance know if the old school Russian Ural bikes (with the sidecars) run a 12 volt or a 6 volt system? I want to know if heated clothing is going to be possible with one of these bikes. Thanks so much Ants 
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5 Jan 2011
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I believe ADVrider also has an extensive hack section. Any of those should be able to give you an answer very fast!!
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6 Jan 2011
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Thanks so much, that's super useful,
Ants
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9 Jan 2011
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Урал (мотоцикл) — Википедия and from the site. a quick look all look 12 volts Модели мотоциклов Урал about electrical looks like this: 12B = voltage система электрооборудования — 12 В, генератор 500 Вт hope this helps
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9 Jan 2011
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Ural electrics
I think the Ural 650s ran on 6 volts, certainly the earlier models up to 1979, the current 750 outfits (like mine) are 12 v
the problem you may find have with heated clothing is the low output of the original equipment alternators for both 6 and 12 volt unless you have a modern replacement like Japanese Nippon Denso (which I think is now a standard fitment on new Urals) I wouldn't bank on an OEM fitted alternator being able to give you enough output an excellent source of info is F2 Morotcycles run by David Angel - he would be someone to ask - see his page# Ural and Uralmoto electrical spare parts in the UK also guide to identify Ural motorcycles is helpful hope this helps Steffan aka loaferm8
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10 Jan 2011
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I would be surprised if he didn't know the answer
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12 Jan 2011
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Thanks everyone, this is all super helpful x Ants
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