9005RPM , S KR1S RESTORATION

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martin wrote: only thing left to do is change the allen bolts on the top covers for the origanal phillips screws when they come back from the electroplaters.
you go that far just to be original :shock:

those phillips screws are a pain in the ass in calipers and mostly do not want to come out . And when trying, the head gets damaged etc ...
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you are right about the phillips screws, if it was my bike,i would stick with the
allen key bolts. but the guy i am rebuilding the bike for, wants the bike totally
origanal.
i will make sure the threads have copper slip so should be ok
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martin wrote:you are right about the phillips screws, if it was my bike,i would stick with the
allen key bolts. but the guy i am rebuilding the bike for, wants the bike totally
origanal.
i will make sure the threads have copper slip so should be ok
ok then :mrgreen:
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bits and bobs have just came back from the electroplaters [always turn
out better when you prep them yourself]
rebuilt shock will be back soon.
wont be long and i will be putting the bike back together
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engine is now fully built. using all origanal [replated] bolts.
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I thought there was a dirt mark on it but it was on my screen :lol:
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stunning, very nice job indeed
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I would quite happily have that engine sitting on my coffee table & just stare at it, drooling :lol:

Just had another look at the re-plated parts Martin. What is the bracket that sits below the front wheel spindle (to the left hand side of the pic) & above the plate for the rear lamp bracket?

I definately do not have one of those on mine :-k
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it bolts to the back of the offside rear footpeg, for the res hose on the
rear shock :)
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Ah, that's why I don't have one then, what with mine being a Kr1 #-o

Must find one for my Kr1s project.........
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=D> stunning
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looks better than new =P~

but why didn't you repaint the water tube ?
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last one to complete the bike is a sissy Martin :lol:

That dosent mean you can say my forks are not done when they are cos that wouldn't be fair.
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trust you to spot that jan :)
thought i got away with that.
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I have to say Martin i noticed too but im too nice to say it as i didnt want to hurt your feelings. :lol:
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