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post your ride?
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Re: post your ride?
by bajanmz » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:31 pm
project 660 still alot of work to do
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Re: post your ride?
by chisleu » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:44 pm
Nothing special. Previous owner(s) applied 10hp worth of stickers. Not really sure how to remove them without damaging the paint. Not super worried about it either.
Has a couple of issues still, but I'm working them down!
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Re: post your ride?
by Old Dog » Mon Oct 24, 2011 3:08 pm
Now that is nice!! 
Well done that man.
Get some fork gaiters for it before the winter sets in though.
Well done that man.
Get some fork gaiters for it before the winter sets in though.
All the best
Old Dog
He hath no grave, is covered with the sky and the way to heaven out of all places is like in length and distance
Old Dog
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Re: post your ride?
by chisleu » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:32 pm
Got to snap some pics today:
The road less traveled (so long as it's paved! thanks for that!)
House on the water (really *on* the water)
Someone will destroy this for it's wood before too long
The road less traveled (so long as it's paved! thanks for that!)
House on the water (really *on* the water)
Someone will destroy this for it's wood before too long
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Re: post your ride?
by Ratbag » Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:52 am
can I have 1 of those too?? Please? a Baggie and a Skorp would make a good pair in the garage!
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Re: post your ride?
by TSiarz » Tue Oct 25, 2011 5:37 am
Old Dog wrote:Now that is nice!!
Well done that man.
Get some fork gaiters for it before the winter sets in though.
Its got original short fork gaiters you know they are about 2 inch long
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Re: post your ride?
by Old Dog » Tue Oct 25, 2011 9:18 am
If you check out images online you will see that they usually have full length ones too. 
They are worth fitting especially given the amount of salt they tip on the roads over here.
Best of luck with it!!
They are worth fitting especially given the amount of salt they tip on the roads over here.
Best of luck with it!!
All the best
Old Dog
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Re: post your ride?
by MuzzinMo » Mon Sep 08, 2014 3:56 am
The seat foam still has to be fixed, otherwise it's ready.
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Re: post your ride?
by droy » Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:53 am
Looks great - how did the US fabricated subframe work out?
Doug in NJ
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1996 Sport (Café Racer Project)
1996 Tour (Track Day Project)
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1997 Replica
1995 Sport (Converted to Tour)
1996 Sport (Café Racer Project)
1996 Tour (Track Day Project)
Montclair, NJ USA
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Re: post your ride?
by MuzzinMo » Tue Sep 09, 2014 12:37 pm
Thanks, nice to read you! 
Things worked out pretty well, the weight saving is around 11 or 12lbs in total.
To bolt on the seat was rather fiddly but anything else was a straight bolt-on job.
How about your bike?
This blue Skorpion above looks cool, too. Love the bar end mirrors on it!
Cheers, Mirko
Things worked out pretty well, the weight saving is around 11 or 12lbs in total.
To bolt on the seat was rather fiddly but anything else was a straight bolt-on job.
How about your bike?
This blue Skorpion above looks cool, too. Love the bar end mirrors on it!
Cheers, Mirko
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Re: post your ride?
by Chalks » Tue Sep 09, 2014 2:57 pm
Some nice toys, here's one of my little beasties.
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Re: post your ride?
by droy » Wed Sep 10, 2014 6:09 am
Mirko
Good to hear from you.
Bikes are good. My Sport is now a Sport/Tour with Tour subframe/seat/exhaust but with Replica wheels.
The Replica is complete (less a little paint work) and running as of this summer. Hope to find some new carbs at some point. Running flatsides on the Sport/Tour and love them.
I have a 3rd that I'm building in the cellar which will have Honda wheels and forks, mix of Baggy and Replica exhaust. That will be another year before it see's the road.
A fourth long term project is started (oil in the frame, another lightweight subframe, R6 wheels) and thinking about a SR/XT500 engine.
Best
Doug in NJ
Good to hear from you.
Bikes are good. My Sport is now a Sport/Tour with Tour subframe/seat/exhaust but with Replica wheels.
The Replica is complete (less a little paint work) and running as of this summer. Hope to find some new carbs at some point. Running flatsides on the Sport/Tour and love them.
I have a 3rd that I'm building in the cellar which will have Honda wheels and forks, mix of Baggy and Replica exhaust. That will be another year before it see's the road.
A fourth long term project is started (oil in the frame, another lightweight subframe, R6 wheels) and thinking about a SR/XT500 engine.
Best
Doug in NJ
[b]Gang of Four
1997 Replica
1995 Sport (Converted to Tour)
1996 Sport (Café Racer Project)
1996 Tour (Track Day Project)
Montclair, NJ USA
1997 Replica
1995 Sport (Converted to Tour)
1996 Sport (Café Racer Project)
1996 Tour (Track Day Project)
Montclair, NJ USA
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Re: post your ride?
by MuzzinMo » Sun Sep 14, 2014 10:39 am
Doug,
that sounds like a lot of work with some nice ideas!
Carry on, spending time in perfectioning your bikes is always a worthwhile investment in fighting workaday life's dullness.
KTM
that sounds like a lot of work with some nice ideas!
Carry on, spending time in perfectioning your bikes is always a worthwhile investment in fighting workaday life's dullness.
KTM
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