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Needed something to get my teeth into, probably bit off more than i could chew here but getting through it. Trying to keep everything as original as i can , though some things were beyond repair like the rad and clock frame,when i got it ,it wouldn't start but that was just a solenoid, an auxillary tank clean petrol and clean carbs(a spare set) and it started, so stripped it down. This is the story so far.



The shock I dismantled and repainted as were the engine covers and stanchion sleeves, the plastics were original so I plastic welded them and under coated , the frame, sub frame ,swingarm and wheels i got powder coated,all work done by myself except for the powder coating

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ooooh! The tank looked pretty cool with the rust! Not in keeping with the bike though :lol:


How long did all that take?

Also was it just a rust hole in the frame you welded and sanded back down?

Also those front discs came up nice!

Also I will probably have more questions later :lol:

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I think the tank had what you might call "patina", i called in rust, the frame had a sneaky sticker over that dent , so filled it with ally weld and rubbed it down, the discs weren't too bad just rusty so rubbed them down and repainted , taking my time with it cos keep getting interupted with other peoples projects, in fact the hardest thing was the plastics ,welding them and filling holes, adding bits

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Amazing work. Really awesome.

Complete idiot I am ,pressed the wrong quote button , and reported you instead Bonio, what an a**e I am :spank:

but thanks for your remarks

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I saw the report and thought WTF there's nothing wrong with that reply :lol:

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I wouldn't worry about it we all get there one day :lol:

Some of us sooner than others :up:

 


did you have a hard paper round Ollie :wink:

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did you have a hard paper round Ollie :wink:

Not sure I'd call it a paper round... :wink:

But even if I did, it certainly isn't showing :D

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That's looking like brand new!!

Cheers Joe , the powder coating of the wheels, frame, and swingarm came to £100, think they did a good job for that price :lol:

Can't complain at that price!

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That's looking like brand new!!

Cheers Joe , the powder coating of the wheels, frame, and swingarm came to £100, think they did a good job for that price :lol:

Can't complain at that price!

Bloody cheap as chips. Really nice finish too!

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Cheers Joe , the powder coating of the wheels, frame, and swingarm came to £100, think they did a good job for that price :lol:

Can't complain at that price!

Bloody cheap as chips. Really nice finish too!

I like cheap, Cheers Mr Fro :thumb:

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I like cheap, Cheers Mr Fro :thumb:

Are you on mates rates or something? It'd cost 5x what you paid around here.

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I like cheap, Cheers Mr Fro :thumb:

Are you on mates rates or something? It'd cost 5x what you paid around here.

Hi , no mates rates , their just a good outfit of grafters , so no frills just a spit in your hand for a handshake, the name is Lund Engineering, Lancaster, they even said if I chip it ,bring it back and they would sort it, will go back there :thumb: :lol:

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That looks spanking. Though it's like an adults balance bike atm but you could flog them I bet!


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