Something for the weekend sir?
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tadhgocuilleain
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I absolutely love this thread. I was particularly fascinated by the procedure for replacing the valve seats. I just realised that I was sitting in front of the PC with a spoon of cereal halfway to my mouth, scrolling through the pictures of you grinding the seats. I'm lucky the cereal didn't end up in my lap.
The paintwork on the tank is beautiful too. Two masters working on one bike - Dermot is a lucky man.
The paintwork on the tank is beautiful too. Two masters working on one bike - Dermot is a lucky man.
That looks cool on the bike mate, that silver stripe works an absolute treat!!
Silver was MBs choice and I'm glad I went with it. I'm really pleased with the tank - many thanks Chris
3 masters - don't forget Arkwright
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I'm sorry but this is the airhead section and this language isn't allowed in here
...how dare you use the words talented/genius in this section !chrisshrops
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first class fella ,that is looking ace.
3 masters - don't forget Arkwright
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cherokee
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Looks fantastic, you sir are a genius.....is that a Down & out rear fender?
Yes it is , I wouldn't buy another though as they are silly money,and at the end of the day you can easily cut a full length one down and save some cash
Just the fender!
The subframe is bespoke,not one of their bolt on jobbies!
chrisshrops
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thats what I did,£45 and half an hour cutting and shaping jobs a goodunYes it is , I wouldn't buy another though as they are silly money,and at the end of the day you can easily cut a full length one down and save some cash
cherokee
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Yes their stuff is a little pricey iv just got some tracker bars for my thruxton remake, although iv got bits from motone and a few other places but mine is all bolt on stuff not structual...not up to the skills you guys put into your bikes...
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