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Looking good.
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Yup. Very nice indeed.
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Looks great
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Its coming together nicely Mick ... I think you defo chose the right scheme (y)
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The decals are now finished but i am going to see if i can get replacements for the two top stripes on the tank as they aren't very good. but apart from that done. I won't bore you with any more pics. have a GPR damper, a QS and a upgraded rear shock to fit at some point.

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That looks the dogs!
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If you look back the the picture in the OP, the improvement is staggering.

Trouble is, I would be gutted if I threw that at the scenery.
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That looks very good indeed. I love that exhaust.

Are you going to put a number on the nose?
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I never get bored of looking at bike pics and I reckon most on here are the same.

That looks awesome mate.
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Looks mega (y)
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D6Nutz wrote:I never get bored of looking at bike pics and I reckon most on here are the same.

That looks awesome mate.

It needs a nice Tankslap hand in place of the number.v :)
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Looking VERY NICE (y)
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C00kiemonster wrote:That looks the dogs!

(f1) (y)
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Looks the business Mick, sadly though I'm with StM, after making a bike look so good, I couldn't bear to see it trashed on track. :|
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Wow what a transformation. Love it :-)
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Do you know the history of the bike, Kingfixer? It has a proper, larger race tank fitted which i doubt are cheap.
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@ Kwacky, it come with a set of No 4 numbers, who was that then ?
@ Duke, it is a carbon fibre tank cover, completely standard underneath, which is what i wanted.

Overall it cost me £10 for 3 cans of white paint, £50 for the replica decals, so if anything goes wrong hopefully relatively cheap to put right ..he says.
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Fitted a SP sycrotech quickshifter this afternoon, and having never worked on a blade before it turned into a bit of an ordeal but got there in the end !!
The beauty of this is you don't need a fuelling module ( PCV 0r PC111 etc) its a stand alone QS so the total cost was only £240.
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Rea had the 4 didn't he?
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kingfixer wrote:Fitted a SP sycrotech quickshifter this afternoon, and having never worked on a blade before it turned into a bit of an ordeal but got there in the end !!
The beauty of this is you don't need a fuelling module ( PCV 0r PC111 etc) its a stand alone QS so the total cost was only £240.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SP-SYNCROtech ... 807wt_1190" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Be really interested to know how you get on with the QS
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