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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
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lol good one
Tim
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cheers for that, going to try and get a list done and get up to stafford autojumble next weekend.. hmmm a field full of rust......Originally posted by AJP
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it lives!!!!!
dug an interesting science project out of all 4 carbs today, half rewired it, and stuck the front end out of a 900r in it, and fired her up!!!
it leaks oil and petrol, the back shocks had it, but apart from that, its great!
now all i have to do is shoe horn a 900r back wheel in, tidy up a few details, get an mot and an ownership doc, and i am back on the road! cheers ian, haven't had so much fun in ages
(anyone know any cheap sources for catering packs of swarfega, gunk, chain lube and wd40 )
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Well done Charlie
Told ya a good vet would have it up on it's feet in no time
, By the way after you left i found the plastic chain gaurd and the bit the pillion holds onto on the back, if you need em give me a shout, there not all that though, looks like the chain was rubbing on the gaurd and the other bit has been sprayed silver (badly).
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dont chuck em out yet mate, im off in search of a local breakers for a few bits and pieces, if they havent got any i'll dosh you up for some postage if thats ok.
this is like a second childhood- havent been in a bike breakers for probably 15 years!!!
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That sink is a sideboard and the carrier is a battleship (Jap) and there in the garage, the kitchen is a bit tidy'er than that, (not much)Originally posted by BikenutsIs that an aircraft carrier in your sink???????
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Trust you to find oneOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKER
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