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Gulp!
robvangulik:
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--- 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...
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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.
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I was referring to post 11.....the one to shoot instead of restore to working condition?
Tomb:
Double Gulp!!!!
Makes the 400/4 look cheap, it is bloody nice though.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-CB500-Four-Exceptional-condition-that-must-be-viewed/253830109680?hash=item3b197419f0:g:7YkAAOSwXn5bgB3w:rk:45:pf:0
Nurse Julie:
That's been for sale for about a year now and was discussed on here in depth as you can imagine 😀😀
http://www.sohc.co.uk/index.php/topic,16929.msg144343.html#msg144343
Tomb:
Ah yes, I remember the discussion about the yellow dots on bolts/nuts :)
blackeagles:
--- Quote from: kevski on February 06, 2019, 09:12:56 AM ---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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over restoration is, in my view, a real problem these days. i, like many of you, have been restoring bikes (mainly old brit ones) and to me a good bike is one that runs and you can use not polish and put on a pedestal.
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