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I spent a while once trying to go the other way and put a hatch one on an mk3 estate. My conclusion then was that it didn't fit.

I like them, they're gonna look good. What colour? I say gunmetal grey....

What a ballache. Getting this to run properly has been a mission. Happily, most of it was tracked down and sorted out by supertom, I'd have set fire to it a while ago. 😁. You'd find one problem, fix it all hopeful and then the next would present itself. Gah. Breaks /shorts in the wiring loom. These are not fun to track down. Tom says every wire has had a power probe on it. I believe him. Every earth point cleaned and greased. These shorts fucked some sensors on a common circuit somehow, once the shorts were resolved all the downstream stuff was dicky. Too old to talk to a sna

Still loving this. It's so hard to use, it really does make every journey a joyous adventure, which is handy in these miserable times. If you stall it you have to get off it, stand beside it, either put it on the stand, which is in itself a right pita or try not to drop it whilst kicking it, very much not a right thumb dab or a right foot flick and kick. You need to adjust the timing as you go. If you don't advance it until you can hear the knocking from the cylinders and then back it off a bit then it barely pulls itself along. Obviously the optimal ignition map changes throughout

That 505 is epic and it'll be a shame to detwatify it. To these eyes it looks cool. Silly, but fun. Gotta be a good thing.

I'm so glad I no longer have to deal with Bath brizzle traffic. Motorbike was the only answer I found, with a physically tiny Honda 50 twist n go scoot the outright winner for the Warmly to college green commute. But you'd be doing that already if you were going to. 😁 Surely this is the perfect use cycle for an electric steed or something like Jim bells in shite? Not having to buy and run a car would probably pay for your own local rentadesk and gain you time each day.

I'd be a bit miffed at that I think. I'd have expected that set as they've been in playing with the struts. Cheap and easy fix though, nice problem to have. 😁

That cabin body is impressively distorted with at least a couple of 'hinge' points up the side there. How fast you were going will very much affect what I think about that. 50mph fair enough. 30mph would be tin foil territory. As you managed to get clear to take and share the photo I assume that you survived. Which is nice. 😁

Aka a flying fridge due to the styling. Most certainly will yomp south in comfort at great pace. Great bikes.

http://imgur.com/gallery/Hynrmt5

Called past me mates today. His engine has fallen in and the next, and only big job is wiring. Having seen it take shape I can't wait to see it in action. The owner likes to take a passenger on show off laps, so fingers crossed. 😁. Sorry for the smeary lense. Busy in the back Will be campaigning in, (and probably winning 🤣,) the retro drift challenge as soon as the rona lets them play.

Hayabusa powered scaffolding for those who are finding the methamphetamine getting a bit samey https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333887451171 "The bike has run 170mph..."

Friends lockdown project Which might be a mk2 but it's so chopped I don't think it matters any more. 750bhp at the wheels is the target. 2jz with many improvements. Heading to a drift championship as soon as he can go out and play again. It's a serious bit of kit. 😁

I'm struggling with photos at the moment but take a butchers at this. Absolutely minty fresh. 'New unused Kawasaki ZX-7 RR ZX 750 Homologation 1996 0 miles , New old stock' https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254829904002

I ignored it until it ate the whole head and made a big mess. Not recommended.