69 120r

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    Got some paint on tonight , laquer has been on for 30 mins so far ,my decal hasnt pickled :), still tacky when left so hoping it hasn't floated to the top by the morning ,

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    Very nice :)
     
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    Thanks darkman, very pleased with it, the water slide decal handled the laqer thankfully , I misted it firxt and let it tack off a little more than usual before the following two coats . Other things that may of helped were the fact that the first coat of paint on the tank had been on there a good couple of weeks and I also put the water slide on two days previously allowing it to fully dry .. or was just lucky !
    Think I will flat off next with 1500 then polish then finaly pin stripe . :)
     
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    Nice work, i never flat top coat as i like gun finish but that's just me lol.
     
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    I will flat it as I do have a couple of small inclusions , I have to paint in an albeit v clean powder shop, flatting should soften the edges and make striping a little easier I hope as may attempt myself but not sue yet . I know what you mean though , if I had a perfect fininsh I be tempted to leave it to.
     
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    It's going to look fantastic when done :)
     
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    Yeh cheers , think it will . Just flatted top areas of tank ready for a polish monday when I can borrow bro's polisher . Guards flatted too ready for masking and adding colour stripe . Will be bike transforming when these go on fof final fit :yum

    Oh and I cleaned up the petrol spout ;)
     
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    These beauties turned up in the post . Awaiting some spacers before I can fit them though .

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    I decided to fit a new pair , I was going to rebuild my old ones until the centre jet assembly stripped out the alley threads in the main body :(, a shame but would of cost about £60 in parts and tbh I want the bike to run nice without the hassle of unknown worn parts so decided to fork out more bucks , hopefully nearly there now so the wallet can get some relief .

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    Very nice, well worth the big spend :). Spacers ?
     
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    Being a newbie at fitting motorcycle tyres I think I have cocked up :confused:. Not realising there may be balance dots on on my tyres Dunlop k70's I never looked, but have since AND they do in fact have yellow dots on , Is it the case as I fear I need to rotate the dot to align with the valve for both front and rear ?
     
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    Being a newbie at fitting motorcycle tyres I think I have cocked up :confused:. Not realising there may be balance dots on on my tyres Dunlop k70's I never looked, but have since AND they do in fact have yellow dots on , Is it the case as I fear I need to rotate the dot to align with the valve for both front and rear ?
     
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    I have never bothered, bit rich coming from me lol.
     
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    Yup ,started so has to finish right , I thank you for keeping me honest on this project ! not sure my wallet does though ha ha . Its all worth it in the long run .
    My parts book shows a spacer 3mm I think


    Ahh OK re tyres maybe I will leave them then , do you have any balancing weights though ?
     
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    Book shows carb spacer but 69 manifold has welded studs that are not long enough for spacers, so in reality 69's don't have them.

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    Thanks for the pic , I did offer up without spacer at first and it looks like it would work with or without spacer , they were only £4 so will see when they turn up if they appear to be of any use .
     
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    I am now thinking about the bikes electrics , not one of my strong points :worried:
    I have a pazon kit , but now just starting to realise I need a rectifier as I have nothing with the bike , is there a best kind ? Trying to get all electrical bits on and see if I can work out what goes where ,the easy connections on first so hopefully left with a bit less spagetti .
     
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    Get the Boyer powerbox :)
     
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    cheers , will go search :), bit of an ask but do you have any pics of your bike with tank off showing wiring routing or a link to one . Is it best to wire it negative earth ,think I might .
    Tank and guards now ready for striping :) , Hopefully heading
    to Farmborough next week if Nefarious can fit it in , so thanks for the lead for that .

    Blimey £85 for a Boyer just when I thought my spending was over !
     
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    I dont want to sound a cheapskate but after more searching for rectifiers I can see a Podtronics version would be cheaper , are they well regarded ?,I see they are American which I usually take to be a good sign in terms of quality .
    Sorry for the questions but is it a single phase unit I require , Stator has 2 wires is this the clue ? .
     
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    Yes single phase, i only use poss earth and Boyer so have no idea on Podtronics sorry. Couldn't find a T120 one but have my TR6C pic.

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