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Green1:
I don;t know how I missed that. Good find its easier to find sandcast parts.
I wouldn't have noticed the cables hitting the tank as that would be acceptable on an Italian bike.
The switch gear and the top yoke hit the guzzi tank ???
Erny:
Trig, what bars are those? From DSS? What exact part no?
Trigger:
--- Quote from: Erny on January 02, 2020, 10:42:50 PM ---Trig, what bars are those? From DSS? What exact part no?
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I don't know, just a aftermarket set with no holes that a member donated to me.
Have a load of old Honda low bars and will find another set that are more suitable .
Trigger:
Was doing some paint work on a CB750K2 that I am putting together so, did the disc's for this project. A lot of masking and two coats of satin caliper paint.
Hubs were powder coated when the frame was done. Not for the purist ::) But a lot easier to keep clean ;)
Will get the wheels together this week with, new bearings NTN 6304 and 6305 for the rear and SKF 6302's for the front. Have a new set of DID rims and have a set of stainless steel spokes from a customers set of rims who wanted to go back to original spokes :o
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Trigger:
Got the speedo drive in the post for a twin disc.
Went to fit a engine for a member yesterday and he had a spare 500 four main loom. In good condition, just a corroded spade needed replacing and the main earth feed wire. This will do the job for this build.
Tank and panels are on there way to Ireland. Another member is going to sort the paint and clear coat.
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