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Flatline
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Update 5 Oct 15

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Got delivered at 9am this morning

Best get on with the teardown

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Re: VTR Project

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[THUMBS UP SIGN] time to get stripping [SEE-NO-EVIL MONKEY]
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Re: VTR Project

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Careful lad!! :lol:
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Re: Update 5 Oct 15

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Flatline wrote:Got delivered at 9am this morning

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they went a bit over the top with the delivery truck !!!
I've now gone all European and bought a KTM Superduke GT and Aprilia RSV1000R :D ,
Storm is now gone :cry: . .
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Flatline
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:crazy:
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Teardown 9 Oct.15

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Plastics off:

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A couple of hours in:

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And a bit more time:

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Soon be finished and then start to refurbish parts and a rebuild
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Good start phill , but you could of washed it first
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Update

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Exhaust is off

Unfortunately had to grind the head off one stud, lower front

Lets hope it will come out easily!
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Re: VTR Project

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It'd be pretty cool if you did it in white
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Flatline
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It would

I will keep the colour scheme a surprise for as long as possible

And hope that those that know, keep quiet about it :lol:
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VTRDaz
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Re: VTR Project

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Just seen your add 'wanted' for front subframe, I know its very very naughty as I've not had 50 posts (45 now :lol: ) but do you mean the main frame? if so I have one here doing nowt but hanging on a wall.....
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Re: Update

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Flatline wrote:Exhaust is off

Unfortunately had to grind the head off one stud, lower front

Lets hope it will come out easily!
If you need some stud removers give me a shout as I just bought a set.

Other alternative is to do what I did a couple of years ago and cut the little aluminium collar thing by 2mm and it'll come straight out.
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you dont waste time :clap:
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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Flatline
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Re: VTR Project

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An, but it only took a day to strip the Ducati :biggrin

And look what happened to that one :Cry1:
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Re: VTR Project

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I can recieve pm but not send?? no it's the main frame, big bit that holds the engine :lol:
sorry I've not got any fairing bits.
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