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    The Good Ol' Hondas coming along

    Well.... i kinda looks like a bike now......

    As most of you know i bought this as a doer upper bike...

    It had no fairings, dash, running engine etc etc

    but heck, i thought why not.

    And what a learning curve its been.... not to mention many late nights in teh garage swearing bad names at bolts that have not been touched since they were tightened in japan............ 17 years ago

    I have finished the fairings now, they came out really well considering there was on 60% of them in the first place and the rest has been made out of fibreglass....

    Its getting the Red (its red, the camera is shit and made it look pink) on the front fairing tomorrow and a fairing blade... then its in for a warrent of fitness.

    i may even take it to taupo to race it in the SS class

    cheers,

    -RG
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    nice stuff.

    how much has it cost you all up?

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    nice job done there always good to see ppl take pride in there bikes
    Give it heaps buy a R1

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    Ok

    so far its been $500 for the bike,

    Engine crapped out when i got it (my fault i think the radiator was blocked)

    It blew a head gasket which i believe was from it over heating and i did not know it was over heating because it had no dash!!

    so i think it was about $400 for the engine rebuild.... thats was everything.

    and about 200 so far for all the bits and pieces

    $1100 is a pretty good price for one of these

    now to get a WOF and REG ....

    -RG


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    Arrow Well done dude.

    Credit to ya, not many people these days have the will nor know how to be able to undertake this. Hope the Honda serves you well.
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Cheers inline :


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    Shit that's a gooood deal. Why was the rebuild so cheap? I assume it's cause there wasn't many components to replace was there? Did you do it yourself?

    I really should get a job and do something like this myself, maybe a motard

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    the rebuild was cheap

    #1- i did it my self
    #2- i know how to talk nicely

    i did rings head gasket and valve stem seals.....

    and a valve grind and a re-shim

    it was so fun....


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    I envy your ability to be able to do that sorta stuff. I need a project bike of my own

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    well dont envy me.

    it is all very very easy with a manual.

    they only way to learn is to try and fail, then try again.

    my failures have cost me alot of money over the years , but alas, i have learn soooo much .

    how bout you give your RG a full rebuild when you get a new piston... its not that hard.

    -rg


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    Love to give it a shot. Just need a piston and ring, can't wait till I do cause the thing is pretty damn sluggish

    Ah well, at least I've got an excuse for when i keep losing races

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    i like your thinking!! :


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    When playing Tennis or Badminton at school, always get the crappiest raquet. That way you can blame any crap shots on it

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    hey thats nice go hard
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    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Probably be able to sell it for 3000 bucks now

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