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Wow, I've been gone too long. I've made some good progress on the KZ and I'll be posting new photos soon.
Valvesprung, yeah I live down in Salem. We should meet up for a ride sometime (if it ever stops raining), and yeah the front fairing and hard bags are just sitting in my garage now, I don't...
Yeah, these were pretty rare. I have no idea how I would ship that fairing. Speaking of which, if anyone is local to the Salem/Portland/Vancouver area and you need bike parts, hit me up. I've got about 12 project bikes in the wings and boxes/bins of parts lying around. It's a little out of control.
Yeah, I try to make most things myself if I can. I hate paying someone else. I find bike building is a great excuse to learn new skills and buy new tools.
Thank man. Yeah, the downside of how easy copper is to work with is that it cracks. The joints are all press fit, so hopefully that will help it last longer. If the bike suddenly starts running like shit, I guess I'll know why.
Here's a shot of the Suzuki. This was a couple months ago, it's...
Finally started on my KZ400 build. Figured this would go pretty quickly, but once I started tearing into it, it got much worse. Carbs were toast. Broken on the inside/ missing pieces. Someone broke off one of the bolts that hold the carb boots on, and just left it. Nice. Pretty much par for the...
I'm refinishing some helmets, and I have a couple that have snaps holding the liner in, so I'll have to drill those out. Anyone know what kind of snaps I will need to use when I put it back together. Where would I get them?
Help is much appreciated.
It's really not too much work to pull that motor, especially if you've already got most of the bike apart. Take is from me, it definitely better to do it right in the first place than struggle with it and waste a bunch of time.
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