eddiegsx
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How can anyone not think its beautiful? whats not to like?
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A case of grin and bare the cost, dont know how long you expect them to last but if youre replacing the original ones they will be at least 30 years old now, so at the price of £96-00 thats £3-20 a year! doesnt hurt so much when you look at it that way does it?
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13 hours ago, no class said:
wtf is that supposed to be ?
Love this forum, I reckon it must be the warm welcome everyone gets, class!
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Be a greedy bastard like me and keep all three!
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I know that feeling when you have your sensible head on and come to the conclusion there is so much to do and not enough time....
Should get that kind of money for all of that no probs, I'd be tempted if I had some spare cash and/or space!
Good luck whatever you decide to do.
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51 minutes ago, Swiss Toni said:
What's the black piece next to the footrest hangers? Not familiar. Unless it's a cut off piece of hanger? What's it's use?
As you said it looks like a piece cut off a footrest hanger, the back of the hanger below in the photo matches it perfectly. had me puzzled too.
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Led to believe its Japanese domestic market.
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2 hours ago, Swiss Toni said:
Well ... is it in your garage yet?
Bloody close.... outside my garage., just got to make space find a home for my boxes of x7 stuff that im rebuilding, my heads all over the place!
Well chuffed, a bit rough but all there which is what i was after, just needs a bit of graft. shes running so going to do a rolling resto for the time being.
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Try these, dont know if they are of any use. if you need more let me know.
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Cant tell yet as the guy thats selling is sorting it on behalf of somebody else so wouldnt be fair to say at the moment. sorry but im sure you understand.
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Promised her indoors not buying any bikes this year until I sell one or more as we are struggling to pay some outstanding bills etc.
Saw this little jem up for grabs the other day.....Well bang goes that idea! Picking up sunday, CANT WAIT!
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If you would please, I had an idea the process would be quite expensive but its one of them jobs you dont have to do again.
A mate of mine had it done on one of his bikes but the company wont touch anymore bike wheels. Cheers
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Wheels look great, i was thinking of having mine diamond cut. Where did you have them done? Also if you dont mind me asking, how much am i looking at?
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I had the same problem with an x7,
contacted the dvlc (very helpful NOT) they said their computerized records dont go back to the 70S.
To be fair to the VJMC i spoke to a guy there (very helpful) and he told me to roughly assemble the bike just for ID purposes, lights, bodywork etc. take photos including the vin number
they then verify that its an x7 and apply for an age related number on your behalf for a small fee, bingo!
i know its a pain in the arse but it worked for me and you have enough parts there by the looks of it. good luck.
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Those prices in 88 eh... if only we knew??
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135 centre to centre
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I had to check coz you made me curious, this is the USA model, think it must have come from a dry climate hence the condition of the bracket.
looks identical, hope this helps.
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I have another set in my lock up on my American market ET, I shall pop down there shortly to see if there is any difference if that helps?
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Any good?
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Looks like a nice clean bike, enjoy it.
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Looks fantastic, luvin the simple dash. Enjoy riding it.
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Long time dead??????????? I will be if she finds out im after another bike, she wants to pay off the credit cards.(too sensible for my liking) there again my mate has a garage!!
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Looks the part, have you done all the mods? if so youve been busy. Ive been putting off the idea of buying a TL for a while and you are not doing me any favours, love it!
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Seventies style endurance lights, obviously im a bit more long in the tooth, i like em!