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I know most have seem this on other site, but for those who havent these pics below are the things I have done to my bike as time goes on from start to what it looks like now!!! biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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lol everytime you post pics mate they seem bigger and brighter . It looks fecking brand new confuse

Top job ... now sell it to me lol

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You want my bike mate after what you have done with yours hahaha, i would kill for your bike but in black and white!!! but thankyou mate!!! biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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Lookin sharp PAT :), ill need to dig mine out of the garage and get the clutch replaced and eletrics working before summer is totally over and my CBT is up :(.

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Thankyou so much matey, hope your ok havent seen you for awhile, I know what you mean though my CBT is out in Jan too I best get it sorted aswell!!!

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Just a few pics of the SM Wheels and forks, there not on yet, but they should be in the next few months, due to a very busy month comming up and christmas comming fast will probably put then on after christmas, A big thankyou to DTR Dave for selling me them with everything going so smoothly and a big thankyou to Seiki, for listening to me go on about SM wheels for the last few months boring him to death haha, and giving me loads of advice, thankyou so much......

That means in the next few months my rims,wheels,forks etc will be up for sale, anyone interested let me know smile.gif

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They look the dogs bollox, thanks so much Dave!!!!!

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nice1 mate smile.gif will look lovely

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I hope so mate and thankyou smile.gif

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Looks good mate, however I must say it does look mighty similar to mine and I did mine first! ;)

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PS my tank is not the one in primer in my avatar now its the same as yours, even down to the tank / no graphics on the rad scoops = copy cat! biggrin

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oi oi Ben your find that I had this idea for months and months ask seiki cos I bored him to death with it smile.gif my tanks been like that since I brought it, and I done the stuff on the scoops myself now whos copying hahahahaha!!!!

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Ha ha ha! least yours is running and on the road, mines still stuck in the shed wating for me to find the time to finish wiring up the dash lights / make some decent head light brackets.

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I know your only winding me up Ben mate, but you just cant beat a bit of old skool DTR supermoto eh smile.gif mines running of course just not on the supermoto setup yet grrrrrrrrrrrrrr bloody weather and funds hopefully very soon though, take some close pics of yours mate and put them up I wanna see how alike they are smile.gif

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if you got the axles then they will bolt right on but the standard front hose *may* not fit... gives you something to do in the **** weather!

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I will get onto it very soon mate, just need some dry weather and xmas out the way as I am very very very busy this month with work grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!

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Work's a right royal pain in the ass that has a habbit of getting in the way of loads of things especially buidling bikes!

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ahah dont have that problem.. got laid of in feb and havent worked since. missus gone work now.. the prob I got now is having barely any money...

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Yeah know what you mean mate, all my money seems to go on the bike, I got the task now of trying to fit these supermoto wheels/forks/calipers etc, is it an easy job? would rather do most of it myself then go to the garage so they can check it over, the sods charge a bomb for labour!!!!!

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yeh mate do it yourself, if i can help in any way please ask, i hate the robn garages, feckn stupid money for easy labour

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piece of cake mate.. put bike on a box/stand....drain/unbolt brake hose, remove front wheel, loosen off fork clamp bolts, drop forks, put dtx wheels/forks on. back wheel is a straight swap. you might get the standard front brake hose to fit if you play with it.. I wanted braided anyhow so I never bothered much..



dt's are easy to work on.. even top end rebuilds. gearboxes are another subject but nothing is really that difficult if you have the right tools, manual and some people in the know to ask questions..


oh have you got the dtx speedo drive?




-- Edited by element on Saturday 12th of December 2009 02:16:21 PM

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Right first things first I was very bored today and thought sod it, so managed with a lot of patients etc, get the back supermoto on, havent touched the front yet but I will be soon, so I will keep your tips in mind lads and thankyou, pics below as usual of how its looking, it got dark but will take more in day light as time goes on smile.gif




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looking good get the front on!
cant wait for daylight pics gunna look nice

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mmmmmmmmmm delicious

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Thanks guys I am doing my best front SM would of gone on yesterday but it starting hammering it down with rain so that was the end of that, so hopfully if not to tired from work this week will crack on at the weekend smile.gif and will of course get some better pics!!!!!

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Managed to get wheels and forks on etc at last, still got to do a few things like front fender to put on, and sort the cables out, but other then that am SMed at last thank god............Pics Below..............





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See if you can spot in the pic below, what I was doing as soon as it was all set up haha!!!!!

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looks feckn mint mate smile.gif nice work, ps i bet you had a bit fun with the old wheel spinning lol smile.gif

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Lmfaooooooooooooooo mate you guessed it in one dam right I had to have a go, and thankyou mate flipping hard work aswell, almost done now smile.gif

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Looks gay , what a stupid idea . IMO offroad is where it's at

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Now that is rich young man smile.gif!!!!!!

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nice m8 smile.gif
looks so good, will look good with sm front mudguard, you getting an dm rear fender?

looks mint :D
you know you said on the off road wheels for sale, no sprocket, have you put it on that rear wheel?????/

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