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Gulp!
Laverda Dave:
For a brief moment I thought that was my old bike I was forced to sell in 1986 a couple of years after restoring it and when the mortgage rate went up to 15%. I re-trimmed my seat in exactly the same way to match the tank colour. It was only after seeing the number plate in another picture I realised it wasn't my bike but that seat is very spooky!
Nice looking bike though, I think you got a good buy there as long as it runs OK and no leaks, rattles etc. It's £5k cheaper than the one on ebay!
robvangulik:
Mine was far worse when i got it, this one just needs a good clean and some minor parts...
Athame57:
--- Quote from: robvangulik on February 04, 2019, 11:53:41 PM ---Mine was far worse when i got it, this one just needs a good clean and some minor parts...
--- End quote ---
It's had a super clean, scrub, polish and paint. It's had major new parts...tank, loom, seat, battery, exhaust flanges, seals, oil feed pipes, electrical bits...and...and...and.....DSS spares must love me.
Bradders:
It’s a bit worrying that you spend over £4k on a bike which you think is in good condition but then needs another £2k spending on it!
kevski:
Just noticed this thread and the phrase better than new kills it, if it's better than new it's over restored and certainly not worth the money, when are the restorers going to get it right. Just my own outlook on it.
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