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replica of a replica...the dark edition
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slowly chipping away at things. a big thank you to steve.w for making me the battery reataining bracket without which the r/h side panel would have no lower locating point 
big bore kit has fitted nicely, i've also fitted APE valve stem seals in the cylinder head and lapped the valves in....
trial fitting the gpz1100b2 wiring loom then i'll be adding a unitrak injection subloom....
big bore kit has fitted nicely, i've also fitted APE valve stem seals in the cylinder head and lapped the valves in....
trial fitting the gpz1100b2 wiring loom then i'll be adding a unitrak injection subloom....
straightening the curves and flattening the hills
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Baldylocks
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- Location: London ish
the lawn is forever needing mowing....must invest in a ride-on one day 
heres another progress report....
old rusty harris exhaust needed major work around the collecter box but its turned out quite nice in the end....chopped off the harris endcan, mated to a cut down R1 link pipe then into the cut down kerker endcan....can you tell my favourite tool is the angle grinder
finished in some techline vht paint
heres another progress report....
old rusty harris exhaust needed major work around the collecter box but its turned out quite nice in the end....chopped off the harris endcan, mated to a cut down R1 link pipe then into the cut down kerker endcan....can you tell my favourite tool is the angle grinder
finished in some techline vht paint
straightening the curves and flattening the hills
cheers steve, shouldnt be much longer now
spent all day yesterday fixing up the front muddy and sorting out the rest of the bodywork ready to throw some paint at.....
shame i got stuck doing decorating today, always the same when the wife has her summer holidays after the first week or so she's bored and decides something has to be done in the house
spent all day yesterday fixing up the front muddy and sorting out the rest of the bodywork ready to throw some paint at.....
shame i got stuck doing decorating today, always the same when the wife has her summer holidays after the first week or so she's bored and decides something has to be done in the house
straightening the curves and flattening the hills
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coldsummer
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j.b wrote:cheers steve, shouldnt be much longer now
spent all day yesterday fixing up the front muddy and sorting out the rest of the bodywork ready to throw some paint at.....
shame i got stuck doing decorating today, always the same when the wife has her summer holidays after the first week or so she's bored and decides something has to be done in the house
I think most of us can relate to that. Bikes looking great though JB, I'm a sucker for the white wheels.
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The Zedster
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cheers guyz ....
i've used silver and white for the stripes AL, have based the positioning on the 1000R2 because i like the way the tank and tail stripes flow together.
marked it all out with the bodywork fitted to make sure it looks how i want it.
quite excited about laquering it now
i've used silver and white for the stripes AL, have based the positioning on the 1000R2 because i like the way the tank and tail stripes flow together.
marked it all out with the bodywork fitted to make sure it looks how i want it.
quite excited about laquering it now
straightening the curves and flattening the hills
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