Royal Enfield Motorcycle CB Point Cover
Item Code-54
The CB point cover for a Royal Enfield motorcycle is typically a part of the engine's ignition system, often found in older models of Royal Enfield motorcycles, especially those with a contact breaker (CB) ignition system. The purpose of the CB point cover is to protect the contact breaker points and the surrounding electrical components from dirt, debris, and moisture, ensuring smooth functioning of the ignition system.
If you're looking to replace or upgrade the CB point cover, it's essential to check the specific model and year of your Royal Enfield motorcycle, as the design and fitment may vary.
Types of CB Point Covers for Royal Enfield:
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OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Covers: These are designed to fit specific models exactly as per the factory specifications. OEM covers are usually more reliable but may be pricier.
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Aftermarket Covers: Aftermarket options come in various designs, materials, and finishes, including aluminum, Brass ,chrome, and stainless steel. These are typically more affordable and might offer customization options, such as engraved logos or unique finishes.
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Custom Covers: For enthusiasts who want a unique or upgraded look, custom point covers with intricate designs or special finishes (like anodized colors, polished chrome, etc.) can be found in the market.
Common Models:
- Royal Enfield Bullet (1950s-1980s): Older models with contact breaker ignition typically use a CB point cover.
- Royal Enfield Classic 350/500 (Pre-2008): Some earlier models may also use this kind of system.
Where to Find CB Point Covers:
- Royal Enfield Dealerships: For genuine parts.
- Online Marketplaces: Websites like bikenwear.in, almosauto.in or specialized Royal Enfield accessory sites.
- Custom Motorcycle Shops: Some shops that specialize in Royal Enfield or vintage motorcycles may have bespoke or aftermarket options.
Installation:
The installation process for the CB point cover usually involves:
- Locating the points: The cover sits over the ignition points, so you may need to remove the old cover.
- Unscrewing bolts: Use the appropriate tool to remove the cover without damaging the threads.
- Fitting the new cover: Align it with the mounting points and screw it back in securely.
- Check ignition system: After replacing the cover, check the ignition system for any misalignments or issues.
Make sure to consult your motorcycle's manual for specific instructions and torque settings for the screws to avoid damage