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It would certainly test my engine building skills ha ha!

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why do all the swingarm components need replacing when its removed?

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coz they normally fall apart when u take them out due to the fact u need to tap them out with a hammer n drift. needle rollers fall out the cages n plastic bushes get all out of shape/break up

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just about done now, got brake pads to get and one of the small rubber boots on the front caliper. tuk the last of these pics yesterday, but iv been out today to fit the clocks and finish the wiring. then started her up. second kick and she was alive. sigh of relief and a was worth it smile haha. il take some more pics of the clocks etc installed later and post them, until then heres the latest pics up until yday



















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just about done now, got brake pads to get and one of the small rubber boots on the front caliper. tuk the last of these pics yesterday, but iv been out today to fit the clocks and finish the wiring. then started her up. second kick and she was alive. sigh of relief and a was worth it smile haha. il take some more pics of the clocks etc installed later and post them, until then heres the latest pics up until yday



















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Very very nice mate, love that seat, shaved perfectly!

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Wow! Coming along nicely mate!!! Chrome DEP expanny and that will look sexual!! aww



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Very class budy. Keep her clean lol!

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cheerz lads, appreciate the feedback, im canny pleased with it like. ya wouldnt even think it was the same bike

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Looking amazing, the dep would really finish her off. Love that braiding on the wires and pipes really tidys it up. I will be doing the same my self great idea. You finished it off nicely you should be pleased with the results cause it looks great, like to see all the bikes on here, as they are all one of a kind.



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Yeah that braiding is amazing!

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+1 that overbraiding is the nuts might av to rob that idea for mine sorry dude! lol

bikes looking sweet as m8y nice one look badass in the snow! all stealthy like! lol

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Nice one buddy! You've done well there. Welcome to the white dt crew haha another one to the ranks ;)



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looks mint !!

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Av got a dep already but its hammered. Welded all over. Weld one bits then it leaks elsewhere. Didnt wanna spoil me
Freshly painted engine. the overbraid deos look ok. If ya get it, cut it with a grinder as anything else bends and creases the stuff. Also wack some wd40 or something down the braid to lube it up for the rubber pipes or it just wont go over.
Cheerz for the comments lads!!

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Just a quick question bro... How much for the blue anodised engine bolts, if u don't mind saying? Was looking to get some black or red ones for mine but can't find ne less than 60euro! Cheers! wink



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Oh man loving the snow pics!

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I seriously wouldn't bother with the anodised bolts mate and I am sure many will agree with me!

For the money they aren't worth the effect! Not only are they expensive they are weak as hell and the slightest over tightening can cause them to snap inside the thread. One thing that happened to my dt years ago and I still haven't got round to fixing. It's in one of the most difficult places to tap a thread into!

More hassle than its worth!

The best thing you can do is type 'boltmeup' into eBay and buy a stainless steel kit for £15!

Not only do they look sick. They are cheap and a lot stronger!

Plus you'll have so many spare you can go around the whole bike taking out the cheap Nast crappy iron bolts for nice shiny stainless steel!

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This sounds more like what I wanted!! I was thinking the anodised ones would be stronger! The bolts that are in mine atm are starting to rust and don't look very nice, so it was just to clean it up a bit! Will have a look on ebay now! Cheers calum!! smile



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Yeah. Be careful though. If you're anything like me you'll end up spending a fortune on bolts. So addictive. I bought a special fixings tray just to store the bolts and nuts. Filled it up to the brim. :) it's just so nice to change over all the bolts whilst you're rebuilding everything. I get so side tracked. I'll be working on one thing then notice a rusty bolt and be like meh gotta change that!

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Haha yeah, had to take of the side fairing to get a look at the cylinder head code, so I was up real close to the engine, and noticed so much stuff that I want to change and clean! Funny thing is, within a few weeks it'll be clogged with dirt again thanks to the horrible road conditions here!! no Will be WELL worth it for the time its clean though!! aww



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This what I've done!

 

Buy about 5 packs of these (over time)

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/310300790728?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

 

Buy one of these (£12)

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/310365669891;jsessionid=3CDEB194081BFE67F96AD26ED7A3ED01?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_sacat%3D0%26_nkw%3D310365669891%26_rdc%3D1

 

And end up like this :)

 

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Be good to see your vapor install pal. What sort of mount have you made....lots of pics please lol

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A havnt been on here in ages dread, a made the bracket myself out off a 5mm sheet of ally. Covered it in maskin tape and drew it on. Measuring everything twice. Then set about it with a grinder hacksaw n drill. Filed an wetn dried it. Thn handed it ova to me old man to polish it. If you reply back t this. Al take it off n scan it with all the measurments. I well happy with it like, been on the road 8 months with it and its solid. Looks like an original part.

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