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Looks good. Can not wait to see it rebuilt Looking forward to seeing it complete with the single sided swing arm

Putting the red to one side it's looking very cool. A couple of years ago styler77 (?) had the same in his garage so he might be able to offer some advice

very little progress so far, ended up buying a set of 954 yolks and that solved the lack of steering so now need to look at moving the rads and getting a set of 954 clip-ons. Might get a bit more done this weekend but work doesn't leave a lot of spare time

id imagine not you need to get them hours in to pay for all the bling you keep getting

leave home 6.30, get home 18.45 and usually a saturday nightshift which screws the whole weekend up

playerone wrote:leave home 6.30, get home 18.45 and usually a saturday nightshift which screws the whole weekend up

thought i worked long hours

i still think you should have painted the frame whilst you had it in bits......
hurry up buddy, we all want to see the end result...

It's been a long long long time in coming with a few trials and tribulations along the way but it's finally finished, mot'd, taxed and insured.............pics to follow after I've picked it up later today but here's a little teaser -

baldrocks to that lets see the SSSA they always look so good. if a tad heavier

how long does it take you to ride from the south coast to Bristol.....

agentpineapple wrote:how long does it take you to ride from the south coast to Bristol.....

He was so excited about getting his bike back... I wouldn't be surprised if he's still on it

I like that headlight but through experience I know (stopped and ticketed) that a blue light inside the main light cluster will get you pulled and no red lights are supposed to be on the front of the bike. The purpose for this is so that people know whether you are coming or going in the dark. One on the front could give the impression that it is the rear of the bike and you are going the opposite way.

Ran out of time today, had to get a few hours kip as working tonight but I'll get them tomorrow, that's the headlight that went through the mot but if I get pulled it's just a connector to seperate to switch the halo off

playerone wrote:It's been a long long long time in coming with a few trials and tribulations along the way but it's finally finished, mot'd, taxed and insured.............pics to follow after I've picked it up later today but here's a little teaser -

I'm looking forward to see the pic's

Chris.

get the pics up.. iv the kleenex and all ready here