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My 1150 clean up/rebuild

Which one did you use?
I love the results that Gatekeeper got. :cool:
So VHT is the good stuff?

Eric
I went with the dupli-colour I coudn't find the VHT. I should have spent a bit more time sanding as they were pretty rough.
 
Will sand-able primer and re-shooting fix them?

Eric
Yep I think so. I'm not really worked up about it as it's not something that is really seen on the bike and it already looks a ton better. Hey it's a $600 bike:p
 
Yep I think so. I'm not really worked up about it as it's not something that is really seen on the bike and it already looks a ton better.
Hey it's a $600 bike:p

Just keep it up. :mad:
Pouring large chunks of Kosher Salt into open wounds is not very nice at all. :p

So, how soon does the 750 become a distant memory anyway?

Eric :D
 
Just keep it up. :mad:
Pouring large chunks of Kosher Salt into open wounds is not very nice at all. :p

So, how soon does the 750 become a distant memory anyway?

Eric :D
Awe Eric I will never forget my 750!


"dance with the one that brought you"
The principle that someone should pay proper fealty to those who have gone out of their way to look after them. :p

Rob came over today and we started installing the stage 3
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dance with the one that brought you 32 up, 8 downThe principle that someone should pay proper fealty to those who have gone out of their way to look after them.
 
Aren't those holes supposed to be drilled at an angle? :confused:
What do the guys that use those kits all the time, or recommend them all of the time, say about the drilling?

Eric
 
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I used the Dupli-Color bumper and trim paint, the VHT was just a quick pic I found on the net.

I think it's all very similar
 
Trevor making tools.

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Up here in Canada only p**%ys bolt the bench grinder down!

"Aren't those holes supposed to be drilled at an angle? :confused:
What do the guys that use those kits all the time, or recommend them all of the time, say about the drilling?"

And don't be going asking questions like that AFTER we've drilled the holes....kidding. Don't worry Trevor I'm sure we did things right...pretty sure.....well kinda sure, and what the heck do I care anyways, it's not my bike!!:)
 
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I got to do some Skunk work!Had to catch up with this thread to:oLooking good there Trevor:cool:Might just want to bolt that grinder down!:eek:
 
If you want to be more ambitious I borrowed this idea from Pete
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And reworked it abit for the new buffer.Now I have to find a place to bolt the grinder to:-s
 
Carbs are back together (thanks AZR) with a stage 3 dyno and did a little polishing with my newly bolted down grinder :p. Really enjoying doing this. I have never done anything like this before but thanks to Rob's (AZR) and GSR guidence I'm feeling confident this is gonna come out alright.:)
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Very nice.......

but now I have to ask....

what pods are those, are they expensive, where did you get them ?

I want them on my bike...........................:eek:

Thanks Gatekeeper!Yeah I am pleased with how they look too. I'm almost and I say almost am embarrassed, to tell you how much. They were $7.88 ea. from our good friends at Z1 Enterprises. The K&N ones were gonna cost me around $32.00 each. I know I know they are for life and much better quality too, but I'm trying to keep a low budget going here to get it back on the road then I will see where I wanna drop $$ on it. I have a goal of getting this bike in nice shape for under $1000. including what I paid for the bike.:)
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sweet......

if you keep on buying the cheap stuff :D, you will be under your 1000 bucks for sure......just kidding.....the bike is looking great....

I should have ordered a set way back when I put my first order to Z1 for some other things, I just wasn't thinking back then, and all the horror stories of pods and such, but maybe I will do something once our riding season is over....
 
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Still pecking away...things like this don't happen overnight do they?:( I have a new found respect for the people who have done full resto's as mine is not fram off by any means and it's still a lot of work.:eek:
So here is what I got done tonight...
After seeing the results of polishing my carb caps I decided I needed to do the bowls too
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also did the can on my pipe... before and after pics
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after
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then I did a little touch up on the frame
before
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after
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Also went through my wiring tonight and cleaned it up. Next I wanna tackle my rims.
 
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