Search results

Would i do the same thing in the same situation? Abso-friggin-lutely! Having said that, Im not married or in a relationship, although i have had numerous (some would argue too many) girlfriends.

Gday Pete, The recycled hardware place is called Reverse garbage and its in Wooloongabba. Lots and lots of really random stuff, but plenty of good quality industrial off cuts of different materials. http://www.reversegarbage.com.au/

The NOS tank wasn't too bad really, it was $249.95 which included shipping. Pipes and Bars cost around $360 shipped. Have also purchased other miscellaneous bits and pieces like brake light, oil, filter, spark plugs, fuel line, sealed battery and brake pads that have totaled approximately...

Oh, and please ignore all the crap on the ground. Im not exactly doing this in a workshop, its pretty much all been done on my rear patio.

Ok so ive been mega slack with the updates but im basically almost ready to get the bike registered and riding. Rather than go into bike porn details with what ive done ill just upload pictures. Again, terrible phone pics because im lazy and still haven't gotten back the dslr lens i need for...

Ok so i figured i would let you guys know about a store that i have been using more and more frequently of late. Whilst they are not specifically a cafe racer store, they sell a huge variety of aftermarket parts for Jap bikes. The store is http://japan.webike.net/ They don't have the cheapest...

I'd say 15k seems reasonable, although having said that i am in Australia where the market is completely different. You could recoup it pretty quick provided a few were easy enough to get roadworthy. At 35k he might as well expect to win the lottery without buying a ticket.

http://www.mandrel-bends.com/catalog/ or Ebay

DCC sell a set of universal rearsets for $129. Make your own mounting plates and voila, RD350 rearsets!

Re: '75 suzuki gt250 Bike looks super slick man, wicked work!

Dude, you should of kept the "Windjammer SS"!

Haha yeah i actually learnt this last night while fitting the replacement clutch basket, Man, didn't I feel like a dick that i didn't know that, cheers for your help though mate, appreciate it. On the plus side though ive replaced the clutch plates and springs, cleaned out a lot of the gunk...

The stickiness of 1st was what led me to believe that it was a clutch issue, ill try to swap out the whole clutch assembly tomorrow and see what comes of that.

Not at the moment, the clutch side cover is off. However previously, yes, the engine was running whilst i was trying to select gears, and would run fine in Neutral and would move into 1st although it was a bit sticky, just wouldn't push up into 2nd. The previous engine selected gears fine...

Gday Guys and Girls, After some help with an issue im having. The engine i have transplanted into my bike is having some problems with gear selection, It will only select 1st and Neutral. I figured it was probably a clutch issue so i cracked the cases and put in fresh friction plates but no...

With some quick googling i found a review about the same Jacket. http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/classic-leather-motorcycle-jacket/

Nice work on that exhaust, looking slick! and i really dig that light, mind linking us to the ebay store you bought it from?

Hahaha, excellent. I like how the duct tape accentuates the bare foam seat pad! Lets just hope that he/she was just making a mould to fibreglass a real seat and has just ran out of time or funds and hasn't actually been riding it around like that.

I never knew Magnum PI rode motorcycles.....

Never on a bike, but ive done it with a car (broke down the end of my street so i pushed it home....)