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atlsec:
Hi Simon ,
                I was also having a laugh at my own expense until the starter played up again !!!!.This time making a horrible whining noise and going slow .After a strip down again I noticed a wear mark on the armature as if rubbing on something ?. It turned to be an exceedingly worn end bush which you cannot spot when re-assembling allowing the armature to move laterally in the housing .Bought a replacement starter and all is well again . New bodywork here and is amazing quality (gold) .Also fitted new exhaust system ,not too difficult and looks gorgeous .I think when this bike is done I will put it on a pedestal and just look at it . Got the clocks back from Marcel ,he really knows his stuff and they also look new as well . Just waiting for my seat and shocks to arrive from the States and for Steve at Wheelwise to do his bit and we are almost done .Thanks for all your help in doing this ,Cheers , Alan .

Lobo:
Sounds like no expense has been spared.... can't wait to see the pics.

Pedestal in the living room sounds ideal.... certainly way better to look at than the bloody telly.
I too used Marcel for my CB750 faces... what a great service. I may (ultimately) export my bike to Oz; he sent me a free KPH face FOC. Fantastic service.

Cheers again, and glad you've fully fettled that starter...
Simon.

atlsec:
Hi Simon ,
                 Your right about the astronomic cost of doing the bike right . What amazes me though is the amount of bikes I see for sale as supposedly correct but even a newbie like me can spot the errors . It always seems to be the same things that people get wrong namely the seat  the shocks or the exhaust .As mine is a K1 I have had the extra expense of the K0 shocks and exhaust which is much more expensive than a K2 .I fitted these parts so if anyone looks at it I do not want the embarrassment of these things being pointed out to me . That does not mean I have got every thing right though . I am sure when I post the pics someone will tell me otherwise ,I hope .  Cheers Alan .

royhall:
Nice to have the bike spot on, but when it costs more than the bike is worth is it really necessary? I was outside my local Honda dealership with my restored 750F2 with the aftermarket exhaust (Motad), and the so called classic expert that works there asked me why I didn't have the standard 4 into 2 exhaust fitted. Glad I didn't go to the ridiculous expense of a NOS 4 into 1 now (that's if I could even find one). Very few people will spot the errors, and who cares anyway if its a superb looking bike. Just my opinion, hope I don't upset anyone. :D

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