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Just about finished the workshop, Just the slabs outside to relay and the outside woodwork to be treated, The inside it roughly how i want it but still needs the odd tweak. 

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7 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

What's the Honda in the background Paul. 

1977 Honda CD175 that's been pissed about with, CB175 mudguards, CB head which is daft as the CB is twin carbs and the cams are 360deg opposed where as CD is single carb with the cams 160deg opposed this is the reason the bloke had been unable to start it for 21 years, the side panels on the tank should be chrome, the side panels are off a CD360 and i have no idea what them exhaust pipes are off. I paid the right money for it though,  but its around a grand in parts alone to put back to stock. 

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4 minutes ago, paulus said:

1977 Honda CD175 that's been pissed about with, CB175 mudguards, CB head which is daft as the CB is twin carbs and the cams are 360deg opposed where as CD is single carb with the cams 160deg opposed this is the reason the bloke had been unable to start it for 21 years, the side panels on the tank should be chrome, the side panels are off a CD360 and i have no idea what them exhaust pipes are off. I paid the right money for it though,  but its around a grand in parts alone to put back to stock. 

Thought it was a CD but those few things had thrown me off, lol. They're making decent money at the minute. 

One from many moons ago and one a mate restored a few years ago. 

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Just now, dogmandont said:

Thought it was a CD but those few things had thrown me off, lol. They're making decent money at the minute. 

One from many moons ago and one a mate restored a few years ago. 

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The bloke who had it was 84 and as i said he did the work on it (if you can call it work)  I will get around to putting it right at some point this year, i already have the correct head and side panels, i will get the tank panels chromed. Exhaust will probably come from India and it will need putting back into a Honda colour probably Blue. As i said i paid the right money so there is the cash still in it to do all that, There making around £1650 ATM. 

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3 minutes ago, paulus said:

The bloke who had it was 84 and as i said he did the work on it (if you can call it work)  I will get around to putting it right at some point this year, i already have the correct head and side panels, i will get the tank panels chromed. Exhaust will probably come from India and it will need putting back into a Honda colour probably Blue. As i said i paid the right money so there is the cash still in it to do all that, There making around £1650 ATM. 

Actually thought good ones were making a bit more than that. 

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17 hours ago, dogmandont said:

Thought it was a CD but those few things had thrown me off, lol. They're making decent money at the minute. 

One from many moons ago and one a mate restored a few years ago. 

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The old park keepers bike from when I was a kid very distinctive sound new you had to start running when you heard one coming lol 

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22 hours ago, dogmandont said:

I wish they'd make a bit less id maybe stick one in the shed. Lol. 

Been working on the Kawasaki today, 1975 American import. Thought i would order new front. back sprockets and chain. Not a chance. there unobtainable Lol. i know a place that imports hundreds of bikes from the states mainly MX bikes, i will have to see if they can obtain any for me, Might have to sell a kidney to pay for them though Lol. 

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5 hours ago, Greyman said:

The old park keepers bike from when I was a kid very distinctive sound new you had to start running when you heard one coming lol 

The CD was the commuter style bike and the CB was the more sporty model. 

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7 minutes ago, paulus said:

Been working on the Kawasaki today, 1975 American import. Thought i would order new front. back sprockets and chain. Not a chance. there unobtainable Lol. i know a place that imports hundreds of bikes from the states mainly MX bikes, i will have to see if they can obtain any for me, Might have to sell a kidney to pay for them though Lol. 

Go to your nearest fabrication shop and get them to cnc you a few

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1 minute ago, Lenmcharristar said:

Go to your nearest fabrication shop and get them to cnc you a few

It did cross my mind for the rear sprocket but the front is a bit more complicated. 

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1 minute ago, paulus said:

It did cross my mind for the rear sprocket but the front is a bit more complicated. 

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I rekon theyd be able to make you one no bother, some we back yard expert would solve that no probs, the engineers that britain was famous for

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