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Excellent job. Got a hankerin to one myself but as a cafe racer. Just trying to find the right doner bike at the right price at the moment. Looking for a 79 R85 or similar with the smooth cyinder heads if anyone know anyone that has one. The old boxers have suddenly become very popular and the sell...

Bry, Which front mudguard (fender?) did you use? I'm struggling to find a close fitting, traditional blade to fit the K front forks and still retain the fork brace. The two-piece is a bit modern looking and the standard one that went with the original 19" wheel has too large a radius. Mark Hi ...

Thanks guys. If you,re in my neck of the woods you,re welcome to take it ,round the block, but please mind your plimsols on the pipes.

Thanks Dai. The great thing is they don,t cost a lot, i bought this as a ride to work bike 3 years ago for £800. Allow for the stock parts i sold i,d say it has cost me £150- 200. I did all the fabrication( most of the brackets that are not painted are stainless ), welding etc and i did the paint wi...

Well its finished, well sort of, we never finish do we. I,m pleased with the outcome, she passed the mot yesterday with no issues. I took her for a tentative run of 5 miles and all seemed well with the carburation really good. I set her up using a Morgan carb tune and i have to say it was straight f...

Another one of his projects he completed 7 years ago, I am sorry we did not keep this one. [img] [img]http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3412/3438348657_e9e36ce458.jpg[/img] Suzuki RGV 250 VJ22 N by Boxer Cup , on Flickr[/img] Wow that RG is stunning. You and your dad sure picked class bikes to restore,...

Bradley is pure class and what a back up from Chris Frome and Cav. Must admit i had a tear in my eye. We first got hooked on the tour after getting caught up in the race in the early eighties in the Alps purely by accident as we had little interest at that time. We rode up Alp D,uez on our 900 Ducat...

Stunning, thanks.

Age? Who cares, if you fancy one go for it. I,m sure you will be surprised by their abilities....my mate was when he bought one. He fancied a 1100s but wanted more comfort for himself and his wife. Well i can vouch for its ability to cover the ground and in near perfect comfort.

Yep, very nice they are too. Now where,s my missing bhp.

Very nice, but as you say the valve caps are horrible.

Sun tan...more chance of getting trench foot.

Looks in very good condition with tasteful mods, nice colour too. Has been well looked after i,d say going by the photos. As you say, will be interesting to see if it sells and for how much.

Seen at the Cholomendely Pageant of Power - Brutus from the fabulous Sinsheim museum in Germany. 47litre v12 BMW aero engine from 1930, wooden wheels, chain drive and no front brakes. As it was p*****g down today, traction was a bit of a problem. the v8 Guzzi was also there - an absolute jewel, but...

I,ll wager a couple of shillings that he will be on Ben Spies bike next year if not sooner.