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jwhelan65
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Thinking on pulling the trigger on ne of these...would like to see one on the bike first somewhere.
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Here's where I make myself sound dumb. What is it? I can't tell without context.
Looking forward to this build also.
Looking forward to this build also.
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jwhelan65
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Replaces the stock sprocket cover
Got it. Thanks. Fancy looking for sure. In my pathetic world it would be another spot that would show more oil, old chain lube and dirt..
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leedutcher
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I got one but I opt for the powder coated black one...very nice piece. Make my motor look like ****...lol..only because I agent cleaned mine up well yet... Pm me and I'll shoot you a pic via phone number if that's cool mines 6419038814
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Do you then have to keep your now visible front sprocket clean? Nice kit. You'll have to sell your 1970's bell bottoms.
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jwhelan65
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jwhelan65
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Parts list still coming together on this, had the bodywork done in the stock blue. Pics to come.....
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jwhelan65
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Ok lets get this moving along.....
I can so identify with that pic. Mine is in roller stage, the frame having been stripped and painted, new swingarm cleaned along with the shock and linkage, GSX-R forks mounted, wheels fitted up (was waiting for new wheel bearings and new cushdrive), etc..
Here's mine right now.
looks like you need your own thread and to get some decent galfer on there.
I may eventually do a thread on it. Just sharing.
Please do.... and quit being so stingy with the pics
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jwhelan65
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Finally some progress on this thing, front end all sorted
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jwhelan65
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Had to re-work the rear set plates for he 83 frame.
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jwhelan65
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This time around I had some caps machined to give the desperately needed 1/4" of additional ground clearance.
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jwhelan65
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Closer look
