"Drewski's h1a/750"
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Floegstad
between 8.30 and half past eight works well for me
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Thanx alot gents
He wants about 5800 usd for it,and its allways nice to have an ace at hand for a better deal!
I have located a ebos tuned rd250LC : with 60 whp for a little more than half what he is asking for the kawa...... But anyways i will no matter what take a look at the kawa first.
Thanx alot gents
He wants about 5800 usd for it,and its allways nice to have an ace at hand for a better deal!
I have located a ebos tuned rd250LC : with 60 whp for a little more than half what he is asking for the kawa...... But anyways i will no matter what take a look at the kawa first.
Floegstad
between 8.30 and half past eight works well for me
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Its this thing called christmas coming up sadly for my finances for both.
But miracles happens during this hollyday,so i figure if i wait about a week to strike,just showing interest now i might get THEM BOTH cheaper.
Walms,i didnt need that idea...
Its this thing called christmas coming up sadly for my finances for both.
But miracles happens during this hollyday,so i figure if i wait about a week to strike,just showing interest now i might get THEM BOTH cheaper.
Walms,i didnt need that idea...
JustinLonghorn
No Purple Hearts, No Blue Ribbons
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Huzzah!
Huzzah!
pacomotorstuff
Coast to Coast
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Hi Drew,
In one of your posts, you mentioned you were looking for painted fenders for your ride.
For 2016, we're offering fiberglass replica front and rear second generation (painted) fenders. We were able to procure the moulds from a company that used to restore H1's and built their own fenders when the used parts dried up.
Made in Canada, front $70.00 Canadian, rear $90.00 Canadian, $150.00 if you order the pair. Tax and shipping extra.
Neat Project you have there.
Pat Cowan,
Pacomotorstuff / Vintage Motorcycle Fiberglass
pacomotorstuff@cogeco.ca
Hi Drew,
In one of your posts, you mentioned you were looking for painted fenders for your ride.
For 2016, we're offering fiberglass replica front and rear second generation (painted) fenders. We were able to procure the moulds from a company that used to restore H1's and built their own fenders when the used parts dried up.
Made in Canada, front $70.00 Canadian, rear $90.00 Canadian, $150.00 if you order the pair. Tax and shipping extra.
Neat Project you have there.
Pat Cowan,
Pacomotorstuff / Vintage Motorcycle Fiberglass
pacomotorstuff@cogeco.ca
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Haha!
Yup, I'm a classic 'time waster'.
Thanks Pat! If I need a replacement or wanna go on a weight saving kick, I'll give you a shout pal. 8)
Now there's another twist. I have a guy wanting to buy this thing. Go figure. I have a perfectly good Mongrel for sale, and somebody wants this drastically incomplete project. Sheesh. :
Looks like I might have a decision to make.
JustinLonghorn said:
Haha!
VonYinzer said:Bout time ya slacker
Yup, I'm a classic 'time waster'.
pacomotorstuff said:
Thanks Pat! If I need a replacement or wanna go on a weight saving kick, I'll give you a shout pal. 8)
Now there's another twist. I have a guy wanting to buy this thing.
Go figure. I have a perfectly good Mongrel for sale, and somebody wants this drastically incomplete project. Sheesh. :Looks like I might have a decision to make.
Re: "Drewski's h1a/750"
Well, I didn't sell it. : But, I ended up using some (o'k, a lot!) of the bits for this one on the GPz/kz550 Trackbike.
Soooo... the h1a/750 sank to the bottom of page 14! Yikes!! And, now that I have WAY more to do, just trying to keep up with things, I figure we should drag this back into the 'light of day' and finally git 'er dun! ;D
Back to square 1:
This was always gonna be a 'parts bin' custom. I just have to find some 'new' bits to replace the 'old bits' used on other Projects.
Those of you who're REALLY sharp, might have noticed in the "Post a pic of your latest purchase" thread I recently 'picked up' another h2 parts bike. THIS is where we begin to breathe new life into a nearly dead Project!
The rear wheel you see on the beginnings of a rolling chassis actually came off my old kz1000. It's been kicking around the shop ever since 2006 when THAT project got going. Gonna need to adapt it because of the rear disc, but it'll serve this project nicely. 8)
And so we begin.
Again.
Well, I didn't sell it. :
But, I ended up using some (o'k, a lot!) of the bits for this one on the GPz/kz550 Trackbike. Soooo... the h1a/750 sank to the bottom of page 14! Yikes!!
And, now that I have WAY more to do, just trying to keep up with things, I figure we should drag this back into the 'light of day' and finally git 'er dun! ;DBack to square 1:
This was always gonna be a 'parts bin' custom. I just have to find some 'new' bits to replace the 'old bits' used on other Projects.
Those of you who're REALLY sharp, might have noticed in the "Post a pic of your latest purchase" thread I recently 'picked up' another h2 parts bike. THIS is where we begin to breathe new life into a nearly dead Project!
The rear wheel you see on the beginnings of a rolling chassis actually came off my old kz1000. It's been kicking around the shop ever since 2006 when THAT project got going. Gonna need to adapt it because of the rear disc, but it'll serve this project nicely. 8)
And so we begin.
Again.
