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Mar71n

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  1. 8 hours ago, Rene EFE said:

    Whoever has more pics of this bike and the rear suspensionsetup specifically, I'd really like to see them.

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    Thought I`d taken a picture of the lower shock mount, but this is all I`ve got. Leave this with me & I`ll see if I can get some detailed pictures.

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  2. One of my favourits, the more you look round it the more little details you see.

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    So clean & proper.

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    This was going well down the start finish stright :tu

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    This is my mates Tim`s very well sorted Gsx R 750 with a RR motor.

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  3. On 04/09/2015 at 1:48 PM, Jimbo said:

    Next year is going to be the start of enjoying things ... hopefully see you at a show or event some time soon.

    Cheers  All

    Jimbo

    Sounds like a cunning plan has come together ;)

    The bike`s proper, some nice TIG welding going on.

  4. On 06/07/2016 at 8:17 AM, Zepp said:

    ...and how it looked in '88

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    Looks like Steve Burns giving the cheery wave in the back ground? 

    "'Mission Improbable' built in the late 1980s" Just looking back at your earlier post, I`m guessing this might have become the Performance Bike build.

     

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  5. On 04/04/2016 at 6:37 PM, Bondy said:

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    Good way to avoid the I hope this comes back from the anodisers feeling :$

    This build is superb. Should imagine your looking forward to the first ride out.

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  6. As you say they are both 750 arms but I have not seen one with such a long chain adjuster slot.

    The picture below is a 1100 arm, the bell crank mounting is solid as the roller bearing is in the crank pivot.

    There is a 750 arm in the back ground.

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