9005RPM , S KR1S RESTORATION

Show us that box of bits in your shed!
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you would,nt all just leave it , now i am going to have to remove inner
and outer clutch covers to sort it, :lol:
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Erm, what was the original finish to the water pipe?

:lol:
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Im going to buy us all an anorak for Christmas! :lol:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
If it takes more than 2strokes then your just playing at it..
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Im going to buy us all an anorak for Christmas!
No, come on, as Martin has said, the owner wants his bike original & fair play to him.

Its alright for you lot to take the rise but to restore one of these to as it came out of the factory takes a lot of work.

And to be fair, most restored bikes are about 90% better quality because they haven't just come out of the factory.

The big K never put as much time & devotion into making the bloody things as we put into improving them :wink:
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Have another drink please Mr Howie Sir ... I like it much better when your not taking things so seriously... Hic :mrgreen:
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Howie wrote:Erm, what was the original finish to the water pipe?

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It was after you'd riden it home from the dealers.
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Top-shaggy wrote:Have another drink please Mr Howie Sir ... I like it much better when your not taking things so seriously... Hic :mrgreen:
Yeah Stew, listen to TS :lol:
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No, come on chaps, this is Martins thread.

And I truly believe we all have something to learn from what Martin does.

There are a lot of people out there who want to return their bikes to original & what Martin is posting is gold.

I for one am watching this post with interest, for instance I had no idea there was a bracket that held the rear shock hose in place... where did that come from?

So what else do I not know?

Keep your eyes peeled for my Kr1s project posts, soon to start :P
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Av you and Martin got a thing going on!!!!!!!!!!!! only joking mate. :lol:
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Top stuff Teerex =D>

As it happens - having seen Martins own bike in the flesh I have total respect for his work. I would even trust him rebuilding one of mine, and I'm a right picky b@gger !

(and no I don't get horny looking at shiney engine cases before you start
... LOL)

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What so yo haven't broke one off over my bike !!! YET :lol: im going to have to go to bed soon before one of you pop round and give me a good hiding. :lol:
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this is how the shock was when it was removed from the bike.
leaking/saggy and not very clean
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and now this is how it looks. rebuilt. regassed and sorted
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Cleaned up nice that Martin.
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That looks like a great shock rebuild - where was that done martin?
I will need the label on the res re-producing too because I'm a full kagool ! :roll:
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