Bandit build

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  1. lupin

    lupin Active Member Premium Member

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    Feels better than it was still sit forward enough without being hunched over.
    The only issue at the moment is I cant get the brake lever low enough, just need to raise the forks slightly for the hose to clear and I can move it around a bit more.
     
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    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    braided lines time.. Plus they look awesome..
     
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    lupin Active Member Premium Member

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    Now in full roadworthy mode.

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    Test ride revealed a flat spot just off idle, hoping it was just the bike not quite up to temp.
     
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    Well roadworthy all passed, booked in at Vicroads tomorrow at 8.30 :dance2:
     
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    Congrats Lupin... truly an awesome effort :thumb_ups:
     
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    nice to see another bike back on the road.
     
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    lupin Active Member Premium Member

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    Yep nice to have it all sorted. The day didn't start well with it though.

    Moved on the trailer just up the road from home and almost fell.
    Got to the workshop and the stupid thing refused to start. After a little chat with the owner, he told me they foul plugs very very easily, amazingly when I pulled them out you would have thought they were years old, not weeks, new set of plugs and away it when.

    Think I will keep some tools and a set of plugs on the bike somewhere.
     
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    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    congrats mate..
     
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    Well done buddy!
     
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    lupin Active Member Premium Member

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    And registered.

    First plate he pulled out was 1N3UM. I asked for another one, not having "in bum" on my bike.
     
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    classic... :dance2:
     
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    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    bahahahahahahaha
     
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    GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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    now that IS a classic ...... :lolsign::lolsign::lolsign:

    Hopefully the next guy is a Harley rider :D
     
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    So the last 3 months have been fairly pain free. Had the muffler break off, but was easily fixed. Have had some starting and fuel issues but after cleaning and resetting the carbs again it all seems OK.

    Now I'm getting started on a new rear cowl. I've elected to modify a GSF250V cowl to suit my needs.

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    Its going to take a while but I'll get there in the end
     
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    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    just gotta watch how short the tail is..as im pretty sure to pass road worthy there has to be a spray gaurd of sorts that is 45 degrees out from the back wheel axel to stop spraying cars behind you..
     

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