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Finished at last!
Laverda Dave:
I had a day off today and decided the time had come to finally complete project 400/4!
I still have to MOT it (just in time for winter :(, but at least it's now finished and I can resume the CB250RSA restoration.
I'm happy with the final result considering what I started with and I know there's a lot of pattern and stainless on the finished article but I would rather use stainless where I can and exhausts and rear mudguards are difficult (or impossible to get hold off). I bought the bike in several boxes of bits and two dismantled engines.
Thank you to everyone on the forum for help, advice and in some cases, parts.
If anyone has a genuine working horn for sale I'd be interested, I tried to save mine even using the 'boil in a bag' method but sadly it didn't work.
Johnwebley:
--- Quote from: Laverda120 on October 23, 2017, 05:16:55 PM ---I had a day off today and decided the time had come to finally complete project 400/4!
I still have to MOT it (just in time for winter :(, but at least it's now finished and I can resume the CB250RSA restoration.
I'm happy with the final result considering what I started with and I know there's a lot of pattern and stainless on the finished article but I would rather use stainless where I can and exhausts and rear mudguards are difficult (or impossible to get hold off). I bought the bike in several boxes of bits and two dismantled engines.
Thank you to everyone on the forum for help, advice and in some cases, parts.
If anyone has a genuine working horn for sale I'd be interested, I tried to save mine even using the 'boil in a bag' method but sadly it didn't work.
--- End quote ---
Very nice job
Looks really tidy.
Enjoy
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andut:
Lovely job ! Sure there will be a few dry and sunny days over the winter months to get it settled in for the following summer.
I wonder how many of us have bought the same key rings !!
Andy
Nurse Julie:
Looks great, well done you. I do love seeing people putting a bike back together from a load of bits in boxes. I love it even more when it's going to be ridden :) :) :)
petermigreen:
Beautiful.
Well done and I'm sure you'll enjoy riding it.
Peter
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