Braced swing arm, coated arm and frame, painted engine, new bolts all round etc etc
Shiney, new and back together again
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Shiney, new and back together again
After about 6 months in pieces, my bike is back together again. And how happy am I with the overall result
Braced swing arm, coated arm and frame, painted engine, new bolts all round etc etc
Braced swing arm, coated arm and frame, painted engine, new bolts all round etc etc
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Killerwhale
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Sweet as phuk!! 
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
I was wondering when it was going to resurface. Looking VERY schmick 
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Looks really good,
I was looking into nickel plating for my frame, but i think that powder coat finish looks superb.
I was looking into nickel plating for my frame, but i think that powder coat finish looks superb.
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Very ...................... blue!!
Nice job mate: looking good!
That crome-like coating is really effective!
Nice job mate: looking good!
That crome-like coating is really effective!
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
very nice 
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Looks absolutely fantastic,hope you get better weather than we've been getting here in Melbourne since I put mine back together apart from a half hour test ride today is the first chance I have to ride.goodluck
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youngy
Re: Shiney, new and back together again
good to see you got rid of the blue casing bolts!!! 
looking good.
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Was thinking along the same lines as Killerwhale, also as shiny as Phuk, very nice job.
was that aerocoat who did the swinger?
was that aerocoat who did the swinger?
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Sounds like a couple of you "guys" know phuk a little more intimately than I'd ever want to... 
But the bike looks cool. Considering the size of his leathers I can see why he opted for the girder on the swingarm!
But the bike looks cool. Considering the size of his leathers I can see why he opted for the girder on the swingarm!
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Killerwhale
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So writing fuk on the site won´t get sensored?? Top Max!!Max wrote:Sounds like a couple of you "guys" know phuk a little more intimately than I'd ever want to...
But the bike looks cool. Considering the size of his leathers I can see why he opted for the girder on the swingarm!
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
looks sweeeeeeet
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Killerwhale wrote:"fuk"Max wrote:Sounds like a couple of you "guys" know phuk a little more intimately than I'd ever want to...
But the bike looks cool. Considering the size of his leathers I can see why he opted for the girder on the swingarm!
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Looks fantastic, is that blue the OEM colour?
I was quoted £200+ to do just my fairing this morning, so I'm going to have a go my self I think.
I was quoted £200+ to do just my fairing this morning, so I'm going to have a go my self I think.
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Re: Shiney, new and back together again
Yes - and the frameSteve wrote:Was thinking along the same lines as Killerwhale, also as shiny as Phuk, very nice job.
was that aerocoat who did the swinger?
Very funnyMax wrote:Sounds like a couple of you "guys" know phuk a little more intimately than I'd ever want to...
But the bike looks cool. Considering the size of his leathers I can see why he opted for the girder on the swingarm!
Oh yesyoungy wrote:good to see you got rid of the blue casing bolts!!!
No - the OEM colour is a metallic blue and a bitch to match. That was part of the reason I painted mine this colour (Yamaha Racing blue) a few years agogregs656 wrote:Looks fantastic, is that blue the OEM colour?
I was quoted £200+ to do just my fairing this morning, so I'm going to have a go my self I think.