not much longer and it'll be rideable...

 

It looks a good job well done :-) ..and that is the only way to do anything like this, properly and with lots of care!!

Jules

 

I get a laugh when I see it just hanging there. Do you cover it up when you're not working on it?

 

looking good man.

i plan on purchasing a bike that has some cosmetic damage this fall/winter to work on and have ready by spring. Just wondering if you purchased any new fairings, and if so from where? I have seen alot of those aftermarkets on ebay and just wondering if its worth it to get those or are there better sites/dealers. i am hoping to get a 600 F4i or RR so if that helps as far as fairing sites let me know. it looks like you have done some work, is it worth buying a bike for 1500 and then fixing it up? or just look for a decent bike around 4k

 

Almost a bike for sure, keep the pics coming.

 

nah, I don't cover it, I'm out in the middle of nowhere and it's under a car port so it's sheltered.

update: it's now sitting on the ground and after I put new oil and coolant in it started right up...

 

Very nice indeed. Now it is moveable. I would like to ask what happened, but I will use the search function because I've got nothing but time.

 

Moving along! Do you have all the parts you need to fix it? Or do you still gotta order em'?

 

Nice to see man, screw fairings! Get a tank on there and ride