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Douglas_1987 04-03-2011 09:53 AM

1991 CBR 600 restore bike
 
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Hey People

i thougth i should most likey post pics as you all help me get the down pipes off.
so here is my 1991 f2 project bike so here
payed the sum of £400/$644.66



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And heres one of my main bike

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that it for know will up date as i do more to it

Douglas_1987 06-25-2011 06:15 PM

Well been awhile since I started this topic

But small update in the past months ive not had much chance to do much to it but i've removed all the panels and got back to the frame.

wich will need sanding and painting I also got around to removing the rear wheel wich took work as it was sized solied to uncover I nice rusted and mucky swingarm so I migth just do a full rebuild from the ground up and have the whole frame sandblasted and powdercoated

Will upload pics when I can so u can all see

higgy2011 07-28-2011 06:46 AM

Hey douglas, have you fixed the brakes up yet? I am free this weekend if you need a hand matey

PanMan 07-28-2011 10:14 AM

£400 ?? I only paid £275 for the one pictured in my intro/noobie thread ;o)

So far my total costs (inc purchase price) to get her all road legal and sorted are about £550 (this includes shipping from Cambridge to Aylesbury)

Hmm guess it really was a bargain :)

Douglas_1987 07-29-2011 08:07 AM


Originally Posted by higgy2011 (Post 1084123)
Hey douglas, have you fixed the brakes up yet? I am free this weekend if you need a hand matey

Hey I've not fixed them yet and that would be cool if you could lend a hand

Douglas_1987 02-11-2012 02:24 PM

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well thougth since i've update else were though only fair to update here aswell

So started stripping to find this
21 year of rust hiddien by bad paint and a rear tyre hugger

(down side to living it a wet country and salt covered roads)

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so discoving the rust the bike ended up looking like this

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so a trip to the sand blaster and then it off to the paints few lays of primer later this is the result

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and thats how it sat over xmas till this week when the 1st lay of base colour went on heres a sneak peak of the colour see if you can guess the final scheme

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wheels back from powdercoating

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Jeffcbr600f2 02-11-2012 03:23 PM

Looking good so far man. It's nice to see you fully restoring the old girl.

Douglas_1987 02-11-2012 04:05 PM

I thougth only fitting. That i go all out so that this old girl could hopefull see another 22 years

fallingspark 02-12-2012 12:51 AM

woo hoo well done for sticking with it,ime in wolverhampton in the west mids,how much did it cost for your powder coating,if you dont mind me asking:icon_headbang:

RedBaron 02-12-2012 02:37 AM

Looking good man :icon_headbang:


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