boboneleg
Guest
As I've sold my DR350 my BMW 650 Dakar will be pressed into more off-road action and as I want to keep it a bit tidy I decided to take the panels off and keep them in the loft.
So onto Ebay to find replacements, I wasn't worried what colour they were as I would paint them anyway.
These here came from Hertford, Yorkshire and Greece !!
I have prepared them ready for paint
Bristol Mottorrad came up trumps with these two yesterday
So last night I rubbed down the black panels ready for painting.
Up early this morning and the first job was to wash the bike as it was a bit dirty
That's better......
Then I removed the original Dakar panels .........
A cup of tea then into the garage and cover everything with dustsheets (old curtains) and start spraying the panels.
Here they are finished.....
I wasn't too picky as they'll probably end up getting knocks and scratches when trail-riding but I thought they came out OK.
The colour is Ford Olympic Blue as seen on MK3 Cortinas and Escorts in the late seventies...
A couple of decals were added to break up the blue...
and there she is............ready to go and play
cheers, Bob.
So onto Ebay to find replacements, I wasn't worried what colour they were as I would paint them anyway.
These here came from Hertford, Yorkshire and Greece !!
I have prepared them ready for paint
Bristol Mottorrad came up trumps with these two yesterday
So last night I rubbed down the black panels ready for painting.
Up early this morning and the first job was to wash the bike as it was a bit dirty
That's better......
Then I removed the original Dakar panels .........
A cup of tea then into the garage and cover everything with dustsheets (old curtains) and start spraying the panels.
Here they are finished.....
I wasn't too picky as they'll probably end up getting knocks and scratches when trail-riding but I thought they came out OK.
The colour is Ford Olympic Blue as seen on MK3 Cortinas and Escorts in the late seventies...
A couple of decals were added to break up the blue...
and there she is............ready to go and play
cheers, Bob.


