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  1. On 3/22/2024 at 8:18 PM, gray said:

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    came with a bespoke tank from the Tank Shop in Dumfries

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    and it came with the Saunders side panel/ tail unit and a nose fairingIMG_0272.JPG.3c00b87e2dbb6d038d3f7f78ea9a0664.thumb.jpg.ed508291bd5de8c59deb3ccc56c96439.jpg

    Is the saunders fairing a bit like an Endurance one with one headlight. Not sen one of these frames before so build is going to be interesting to follow

  2. Looks very similar to this Harris Gs1000. Sadly not my bike just out of my picture collection.

    Tis a beauty and nice that they kept the GS 1000 motor . Looks like  `H` section Dymags, could be wrong

     

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  3. 12 hours ago, TonyGee said:

    yeah but is he wanting to convert a shaft drive engine to chain !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :o

    Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

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  4. 1 minute ago, Mike990 said:

    Yeah thanks for that..

    I had a detached retina which based on their last assessment after the operation all looks good now. The procedure is a bit grim especially when the big syringe comes out and they start injecting your eyeball but it's fixed now and that's the main thing.

    If you ever see a shadow in the corner of your vision go straight to a&e as if the retina detaches completely you'll go blind in that eye. 

    This needs to go in the list of things you don't want to know but really should. 

     

    Thanks for that, never know might do some good on here. Lots fabricators etc might get same problem or other things that might cause it. Last metal shard I had in eye they used big like hypodermic needle to ease it out. Bloody horrific when you see something 2-4 times size of normal needle being insert into front of eyeball.  How on earth you manged with fluid being injected I don`t know. As the saying goes `Glad it wasn`t me` but as you say , sorted now. So that`s a good result

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  5. 2 hours ago, Mike990 said:

    I'll do a ride update ASAP - I had an eye operation recently and I'm not allowed to drive or ride for another 4 weeks so I'm going to have to be patient :(

    Should coincide with beginning of Summer. I have to say I`ve had metal bits dug out of my eye in past and it`s not nice. Used to work in a factory and machinists didn`t always dust off machined parts and when came to spray would fly everywhere.  Be in your hair so when take googles off would drop down into eyes. makes me shiver even today, thinking about it .Hope the eye heals up and no problems.

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  6. Sadly sold but so enjoyed riding the little slapper. BTR ride height adjuster, Adelin brake mastercylinder, this worked a treat and very impressed with feel and power. Stripped of decals as were pretty badly faded. After market clip ons set further forward which made it muchIMGP8328.thumb.JPG.1910f90fd06da1e53374fb9951f6821b.JPGIMGP8324.thumb.JPG.1d477f0205fe33bf1d79da994595d402.JPGIMGP8322.thumb.JPG.03ba8e2cac9979f15136b02b15caed2b.JPGIMGP8294.thumb.JPG.a384997fb16e06ad4a827b0e9d8c73c6.JPG

    more comfotable to ride. If you can call a SRAD comfortable.

    Also did the airbox modification to improve air flow. Felt completely different afterwards, much free`er revving

    Last but not least a pair of chinese rearsets which I was very impressed with quality

    Wish I hadn`t sold it, but that`s life

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  7. 3 hours ago, clivegto said:

    Wide indeed it is, it's been chopped from original and I plan on chopping it again to something more like in this picture. Am really looking forward to flying around on this :tu but it'll be a while yet :|IMG_20240309_171817.thumb.jpg.9194ba773166e998b210e9a7af9911ae.jpg

    Be interesting to read your thoughts in comparison between this bikes swinger and normal one. When you start riding it. 

  8. On 10/7/2023 at 12:57 AM, busa1300 said:

    Trying to get motivated, and start working on the TS again…

    …mounted tires onto the wheels, and balanced and trued them up.

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    Fit them to bike to verify that I have clearance for chain and front brake torque arm.

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    New Mikuni 34mm carb, NOS cables, and bike specific jets, to replace the 32

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    High end dual spark ignition to basically replace just about all the electrics, gain peace of mind along with more HP.

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    Love them wheels. They really look good on the bike

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  9. 25 minutes ago, clivegto said:

    Though I best take the swingarm arm out for a look see, hade to make a slide hammer up to get the 2 swinging arm bolts out. A very interesting bearing arrangement in there. IMG_20240309_153449.thumb.jpg.2978cab11d8f58428d2ec849e00d807f.jpg IMG_20240309_154621.thumb.jpg.4c8f1ff83da37bae631dbd69a730bea8.jpg IMG_20240309_154659.thumb.jpg.9bee9db414b87f0e5c0d455dde333cca.jpg IMG_20240309_154839.thumb.jpg.95e784800c02404bf2e10038d0b18951.jpg IMG_20240309_160337.thumb.jpg.446510711b4e87c210f7e0b1859a0008.jpg

    Swinger looks even weirderer out of the bike. They put alot of fabrication into that. Hope it makes a difference when you ride it. if it feels any different to a normal style swinger

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