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CB350F Rusteration
mattsz:
Oh dear, that black stripe! :o Well done on its removal...
No bench for me, the bike is still in one piece! I do have lots of rags, though, so I'll just start at the top and work my way down...
Moorey:
This mornings bit . Got the leaky float bowl off and the seal has broken, stuff just doesn't last anymore. Waiting foe new seals now.
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Time to start on the back end, out with the wheel, swingarm and off with the mudguard, started with a bit of a clean down with a petrol, diesel mix which leaves a bit of a oily residue.
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Hopefully I will never need to refer to these.
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Now off to exercise my hip by walking to the pub. ;)
K2-K6:
The domestic steam cleaning machines with single nozzle do a reasonably good job of getting oil based grime out of nooks and crannies.
Or wall paper stripper/steam thing. Always nervous about sloshing flammable stuff around inside buildings. :o
Just get a drip tray underneath to let it flush down.
Moorey:
The drive chain was washed down and left to soak overnight in chainsaw chain oil I believe this could well be the original chain, now hanging up to drip dry. Is there any way of telling. Removed the swingarm spindle and bush it doesn't look like it has ever had a grease gun on it, but both are in very good condition a bit of a confirmation the indicated mileage is correct.
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Attacked a couple of dings in the rear mudguard and they are far less noticeable now.
Before
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taysidedragon:
Nice work. Do you use a car panel dolly on the mudguard dents?
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