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#106 PostAuthor: Pigford » Sun Nov 11, 2012 6:49 pm

coldsummer wrote:As for the belly pan, I think it would look better if it pointed down slightly at the front but then I know F*** all about F*** all.


Come on Coldsummer, don't do yourself down lad - you actually know LOADS about F*** all.

I do agree tho' - hope the pipes don't burn it :wink:
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#107 PostAuthor: Ginger Bear » Sun Nov 11, 2012 7:58 pm

I just love that paint. :drool

The belly pan is very subtle, especially if left black, but I agree with Simon & Piggy, it would look better if the front edge was lower. A bit more AGGRESSIVE. :bla

Stunning bike though Sanderz, I love it. :up
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#108 PostAuthor: KeithZ1R » Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:16 pm

coldsummer wrote:Sanderz, I've really enjoyed watching this project evolve. Just wanted to say that.

As for the belly pan, I think it would look better if it pointed down slightly at the front but then I know F*** all about F*** all.


Im the same Simon, and despite what some people think I dont like making negative comments about other peoples endeavours, but the belly pan has to go all together !
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#109 PostAuthor: ollie » Sun Nov 11, 2012 10:22 pm

what a great build !!!,its a joy to view it all coming together ,i am not a fan of belly pans but it does suit the bike .I agree with steve ,leave it black. :wink:
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#110 PostAuthor: sanderz » Mon Nov 12, 2012 9:17 pm

Appreciate the comments there gents :bow For and against all taken into consideration - im still in 2 minds meself (but thats nothing new - head - vacant :oops: )
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Coldsummer - cracked me up that "i know f*ck all about f*ck all" as i was actually saying it in a Frank Gallager voice :lol:
Will have a tinker about 'kicking' it down a tad :up

KeithZ1R - fair comment, if im honest i recon it looks better without meself. I'll probably finish the pan (paint and badge) and go from there. Its only 4 bolts to remove (or replace) so......

GB This was the paint set originally- back in the day "when i were a lad" circa '81
Toast racks an all - as well as Lesters, twin discs, Marving, Marzochis (cheap uns) ..... funny how i always remembered it with a chrome front gaurd and a short rear gaurd - seems im sort of replicating it with a more modern twist :!:

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Put that last one up cause of the car in the backgroud - kinda shows how long ago it was.

Anyhow, all this shite about "all our yesterdays" i've a tear in me eye now -
an if yer believe that .....

Well im just gonna have another pint

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Till the next time :roll:
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#111 PostAuthor: GUYZED » Tue Nov 13, 2012 5:40 am

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Your Zed is really looking the muts nuts...but i think the belly has to go...sorry for that sanderz mate...it just doesn't look right with the rest of the bike.
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#112 PostAuthor: Padders » Tue Nov 13, 2012 7:30 am

Superb build love the overall look. Big thumbs up from me with or without the bellypan.
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#113 PostAuthor: RALPHARAMA » Tue Nov 13, 2012 8:28 am

I love the pushed forward handlebars on your original bike. I have my bars pushed forward on the Old Gurl - I don't know exactly why - but it gives a feeling of well being and a sort of "I'm on top of the world" feeling. It was a fashion at the time that has pretty much disappeared, though I do know a few old Zeddists who ride with the bars pushed forward. Perhaps I saw someone at the time and thought they looked super cool ?

I lurve the paint job. :brav Not sure about the belly pan - it might look better if it were colour matched to the tank etc and the top of the sides tapered back in the same way as the tank's shape. I think, as it is, it's a little bit angular.
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#114 PostAuthor: Z1parR » Sat Nov 17, 2012 5:54 pm

[quote="vduk"]I love the pushed forward handlebars on your original bike. I have my bars pushed forward on the Old Gurl - I don't know exactly why - but it gives a feeling of well being and a sort of "I'm on top of the world" feeling. It was a fashion at the time that has pretty much disappeared, though I do know a few old Zeddists who ride with the bars pushed forward. Perhaps I saw someone at the time and thought they looked super cool ?


Probably with putting the high bars on it was then realised that the cables wouldn't reach , hence bars pushed forward :lol:
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#115 PostAuthor: Pigford » Sat Nov 17, 2012 8:25 pm

Z1parR wrote:
vduk wrote:I love the pushed forward handlebars on your original bike. I have my bars pushed forward on the Old Gurl - I don't know exactly why - but it gives a feeling of well being and a sort of "I'm on top of the world" feeling. It was a fashion at the time that has pretty much disappeared, though I do know a few old Zeddists who ride with the bars pushed forward. Perhaps I saw someone at the time and thought they looked super cool ?


Probably with putting the high bars on it was then realised that the cables wouldn't reach , hence bars pushed forward :lol:


:lol: Yep - I think it looks odd :?? Its harder to control the bike with your wrists twisted in at an awkward angle - but each to there own :wink:
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#116 PostAuthor: Ginger Bear » Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:18 pm

Piggy, are you suggesting that Ralphy has limp wrists. :shock:
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#117 PostAuthor: coldsummer » Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:52 pm

I thought everyone had them turned forward back in the 70's. Maybe it was just the cool dudes :wink:

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#118 PostAuthor: chriskid » Sun Nov 18, 2012 2:23 pm

Padders wrote:Superb build love the overall look. Big thumbs up from me with or without the bellypan.


without or a real belly pan... :D

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#119 PostAuthor: Z1parR » Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:58 pm

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Progress report needed matey on how you're getting on with this beauty :luv
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#120 PostAuthor: sanderz » Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:41 pm

Cheers for the 'heads up' there Z1parR but sorry to say ive not done a tap to it. Shortly after those pics were taken i closed the doors on my little workshop due to personal issues and haven't opened the doors since.
I'll get my head and heart back into it sometime.
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