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  1. Hi, all.


    I have to confess some of all of this is lost on me at the moment. But I am saving the pages as i go to make up an advice journal of sorts. Have got the frame stripped of all components and am now deciding whether to media blast or chemically dip the frame. Also i have a stupid question. The fuel tank has some fuel in it, barely any but enough too slosh around. The valve on the bottom is operational but i can't get the fuel to drain. I have left the tank outside my garage in a box, as don't want petrol in an unsealed container in there. what would you advise doing to drain it?


    Thank you all again.

  2. Hi, Thanks for the honest appraisal Fast Bob and advice ftw. Yep it is a shed but it was cheap, very cheap. Stripped it a little and see that the frame has been bodged a bit here and there with some shocking welding. Will need to sort that. Plan is as follows...

    1. Read as much as i can re the bike and two stroke engine rebuilds.

    2. Create a parts missing list and a parts to restore list.

    3. Strip it down to the frame.

    4. Get the frame dipped or stripped weld and repair.

    5. Coat the inside of the frame and paint the outside.

    6. Build some kind of bike table and then start on the engine.


    Just need to locate a factory Kawasaki workshop manual that is not £40 and I'm set.


    Cheers

  3. Hi,


    I am new to the forum and joined hoping to get some advice on what sort of 125cc bike would make a good restoration project and learner bike. I have been restoring / building peddle bikes for years and have rebuilt a mini and a Triumph spitfire. I am however entirely new to working on motorbikes.


    Any advice on where to start looking and what to look for would be greatly appreciated.


    Thanks

    J

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