The New And Improved Unofficial R65 Forum V2
Technical Discussion => Restoration Progress Logs => Topic started by: littledave on March 31, 2013, 12:09:52 PM
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hi all
i started this project in november as a fun way to while away the hours in the garage and then it got a hold of me and i have spent a lot more time than expected in there but im happy with the end result
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That is looking really nice Dave!
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Very nice Dave! I love the choice for relocating the ignition switch.
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Very nice Dave! I love the choice for relocating the ignition switch.
my initial thought too!!
Looks really nice, well done.
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Mate that looks really nice, great job
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Very nice work, LD.
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Neat location for the ignition key.
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Very nice!
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thanks everyone glad u like it
:)
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Yes, well done Dave.
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Nice job, like it a lot :) What speedo and fuel filler did you use? I'm doing something similar and like the look of those ;)
How did you mount the tank? I've got an R80 tank and the front mounting bar is much higher on that than the original R65 tank - would be very interested in seeing your solution :)
Cheers Sam
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hi sam
the tank was from a r100rs so the front mount was fine i only had to fix the rear end of the tank to the frame with a couple of bolts the only problem was the ls tunnel under the tank is wider than the r100rs so i had to move all the relays and fuse block to under the seat hump
the monza cap was from a company called vonzeti they were on e bay but i can't find them now but they do have a web site
it is a screw in filler cap that comes with a blanking plate to fill the rest of the whole left by the orignal cap but i just filled it in with filler to make it look better
the speedo is from danmoto.com a chinese company but there are uk distributors but they are a bit more expencive i got mine direct from there web site with no problems at all
hope this helps sam
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Thanks brilliant, thanks for that Dave. Your battery relocation looks good - nice thick cables too [smiley=thumbsup.gif] I'll be watching this build with great interest! :)
BTW You guys set such high standards!!!
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and its done now thanks to saddle craft for the great job done on my seat
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thought I might have a re vamp this winter so I have changed its colour fitted a fairing and rev counter and went to town fitting Yamaha r1 brake calliper's and switch gear and accossato racing master cylinder and clutch leaver
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A winter well spent. [smiley=beer.gif]
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You are definitely hooked.
Puts my old effort to shame.
I am not worthy.....
Rev. Light
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You are definitely hooked.
Puts my old effort to shame.
I am not worthy.....
Rev. Light
its just the battery light and I think im very hooked now
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done anything to the motor? where are you in uk mate?
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not done anything to the motor except new piston rings and a new clutch i'm thinking of trying to have a go at the engine over the winter its just a ongoing evolution and i'm in the northeast near Newcastle
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nice work mate.
looks really well
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LOVE that tidy bench Dave 8-)
Showed my missus that as she is on to me all the time about my garage!
Love the fairing, I have to be honest with you and say I loved the darker look best, but that's just IMO.
It's a great build, very nicely done and looks very good.
Enjoy the summer with it!
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A real beauty, worthy of the likes of bikesheds and motoexif , makes some of those pro built bikes look second rate :)
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what muffler is that? How did you go about securing the muffler?