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Hey guys, I've been a long time lurker on here and just convinced my bro-in-law that this was the right and only site he should post his H2 build on http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=32683.0 and so I figured i would take the same advice and do the same. My build is not going to be as extensive as his as i seem to spend more time working on other peoples projects more than my own. Plus add family into that and work, then life gets busy.
Anyways, so i've always been into vintage bikes of all walks since acquiring my first Lambretta when I was 15 and having it rebuilt in time to get my license at 16. I've had a ton of bikes since then and am here now to share the build of my beloved '77 RD400 of the last 13-14 years. In 2000 I rebuilt the bike in its current state and have done nothing to it but put gas in it and beat the crap out of it til about a year ago when one of my chambers caught fire when i had the bike at full song and so I parked it to "clean it up" and "rebuild the top end only". Well here i am now, BALLS DEEP!!!
So the plan is to have this done by spring. Here's what i am starting with:
Anyways, so i've always been into vintage bikes of all walks since acquiring my first Lambretta when I was 15 and having it rebuilt in time to get my license at 16. I've had a ton of bikes since then and am here now to share the build of my beloved '77 RD400 of the last 13-14 years. In 2000 I rebuilt the bike in its current state and have done nothing to it but put gas in it and beat the crap out of it til about a year ago when one of my chambers caught fire when i had the bike at full song and so I parked it to "clean it up" and "rebuild the top end only". Well here i am now, BALLS DEEP!!!
So the plan is to have this done by spring. Here's what i am starting with: