My 93 Frankenstein winter project.
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Jeff you have the tallent to stick an old dumpster lid on it and still make it look the nuts. What ever you go with it'll look great matey bloke.
The 929 front end I refired to was the tripples and up side down forks (USD) mate, they are the same head stock and are a direct swap. You'll also have the option of a 17" wheel on the front to match the car wheel conversion (if you do it) on the back.
The 929 front end I refired to was the tripples and up side down forks (USD) mate, they are the same head stock and are a direct swap. You'll also have the option of a 17" wheel on the front to match the car wheel conversion (if you do it) on the back.
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When I looked for the R1 bodywork I brought from ebay, I went for stuff with minor damage, that was selling much cheeper than the mint condition parts. I figured I'm gonna paint it anyway, and my labour is free to me, so I'll save myself some money and do the minor repairs to the parts no one else wanted.
For example: Seat pod (New £135.00) (Good condition used £95.00)
(Minor damage £28.00) Big saving and I had it repaired in a couple of hours.
For example: Seat pod (New £135.00) (Good condition used £95.00)
(Minor damage £28.00) Big saving and I had it repaired in a couple of hours.