Thanks man! Now that I've had some time riding it after the resto I'm really stoked. It rips and handles like a dream. Good luck getting yours finished up.
Thanks man! Now that I've had some time riding it after the resto I'm really stoked. It rips and handles like a dream. Good luck getting yours finished up.
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That's the one I'm looking for. Does it serve any function other than to plug that end of the rack? Mine didn't have one when I bought it and Millennium did a replate and HPP service, so I assume it adjusted up fine without it. Will email PDE to get ... more »
Thanks man- sent him a PM this morning!
I've got the same problem. Bought the bike with it missing. I guess it was run that way. Yesterday I ground the threads off the bottom of a bolt and threaded it in. I assume it will work until I can find one. What did you end up doing?
That's a nice one! Shouldn't take much to make it perfect. I still get a grin when I ride mine, although they are evil handling compared to everything else we ride today.
I've had the CT110 for about 6 years but it took me practically that long to find a nice unmolested one with a title! I try to make a beer run on it every month or so to keep it healthy. My dad had a '67 when I was a kid and that's when I got the bug. ... more »
Just Dawn dish soap
That's the same tank and shrouds as the original shots of the "peach" pre-surgery. I invested about 6 hours wet sanding the tank and a couple more on the shrouds. Started with 320 and ended up with 2000. Buffed with a dry wool bonnet. It came out better
Since 86 CR250 restorations are about as prevalent as store bought titties in Hollywood-- I'll spare you all the gory details and bolt by bolt therapy I've been enjoying this winter. After untold hours, beer and $$ it is coming along but at a standstill
I picked up this peach the end of January and started the process to bring it back to life. At that time there were maybe 8 or ten cases of the virus in the US, but I needed a project. You know the saying "idle hands are the devils