Featured Restoring A 1969 T100r

Discussion in 'Builds & Projects' started by darkman, Aug 4, 2018.

  1. feckless

    feckless Noble Member

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    nice work Darkman, that is one area that I leave to the Pro;s
     
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  2. NightRider

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    Best results as always! :yum
     
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  3. Baskey13

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    Like it
     
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  4. Adie P

    Adie P Crème de la Crème

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    Uhmmmmm ..... you know I said earlier that you're a "craftsman"? Well, what I REALLY meant, and should have said, was that you are an artisan. You take the craft of motorcycle restoration to a wholly different level.

    You'll have to excuse me - I'm going back into that darkened room ...... I need a much stronger incantation routine. :worried:
     
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  5. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Thanks again you're to kind but its horses for courses, i,m good with my hands but can't spell or add up, but like you i still have to enter the room most days lol.
     
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  6. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Oh look i found some more bits to take pic's of :blush:, the last few bits to go on with the painted bits.

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  7. Robert Leigh

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    Wow, superb build!!
     
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  8. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Well the tank and mudguards are at the pinstripers and the horrible job of painting the rechromed badges can't be put off any longer as i will need them in the next day or so.

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  9. dilligaf

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    Didn’t think they had mirrors on them bikes :joy:
     
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  10. Bad Billy

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    Ouch! .... Bitch! :eek::p:laughing:
     
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  11. darkman

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    Put another coat on the tank badges and fitted the finished paintwork on the bike, well that's it another little 500 restored for Su to ride and i can start my 66 T120.

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  12. Vulpes

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    Impeccable!
     
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  13. Bad Billy

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  14. Helmut Visor

    Helmut Visor Only dead fish go with the flow
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    Looking forward to the '66 thread :cool::cool:
     
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  15. Tibster

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    Very nice as always over or under stripes lacquer that is ? I was pleased with my over , Simon Used a eurethane on mine which if honest wasn’t too pleased with the paint that is , it left what looked like dust / tiny bubbles which I think were a tiny reaction , showed mainly under fluorescent light but as I struggled to get hold of him after dropped front guard I went with local chap who was good also who went over the top using enamel and was please with the result . On holiday for a few weeks now on push bike , hopefully I will have a number plate when I return. . Keep up the excellent work . I am like you no good with numbers or righting
     
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  16. Tibster

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    Ohh I must have missed a post doh looks great!
     
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  17. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    I get the stripes done over now as it's like they did originally :) i'm going to buy some paint and a brush and see if i can teach myself :)
     
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  18. Tibster

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    Yes teach yourself , I looked at getting. Brush there is a website can’t remember name but does all signwritting stuff , I think the key is having a good squirrel hair brush , and skill of course but I would definitely have a go next time
     
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  19. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    I used another more local guy this time to save traveling and it will do for now but plan to do it myself again later.
     
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  20. Adie P

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    I sometimes wish you didn't put those pictures up - that's another pair of strides ruined by an involuntary release ...........

    And, back in that darkened room, the incantations continue ..... (and it isn't nam myoho renge kyo!)
     
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  21. stevethegoolie

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