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JamesH:
Just in case anyone's considering bidding on this, I strongly advise you not to. The frame is a (poor) re-stamp which renders this pretty much worthless. Have pointed this out to the seller's (DK) who don't seem too bothered and haven't updated the advert even after in pointed this out. See below photo they sent me of headstock VIN stamping.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333745289466

SteveW:
I’ve lost count of the amount of bikes I’ve had on watching from that seller.

Most have no reserve and if they are not achieving what he wants for them, he pulls the ad just before it’s due to finish.

JamesH:

--- Quote from: SteveW on October 10, 2020, 09:01:50 PM ---I’ve lost count of the amount of bikes I’ve had on watching from that seller.

Most have no reserve and if they are not achieving what he wants for them, he pulls the ad just before it’s due to finish.

--- End quote ---
I'm not knocking DK per-se, just didn't want anyone falling into a rather expensive mistake. They're a good outfit and the scale they provide in terms of spares availability massively helps our restoration community.

UK Pete:
Looks like the numbers have been cleaned out with a pin or nail making it messy ,you can see where its slipped on on of the digits, could it just be that making it look rough, although you can also see angle grind Mark's,  meaning it might well of been ground and stamped,

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Johnny4428:
Interesting their description states that it had a replacement engine, which they say was stamped with same number as chassis. Strange just wonder if the numbers on it have had a re-stamp as well.

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