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Congratulations Phil, that's a great looking bike.

Makes me want one!!!

Bike looks 'bang tidy' mate


Sent from somewhere in the midlands by Paul

Looks nice that

Thanks for the comments guys. Pity the weather is so crap all I can do is clean the R1 so by spring it will be grey primer in places, can't stop rubbing it

Filmoor wrote:Thanks for the comments guys. Pity the weather is so crap all I can do is clean the R1 so by spring it will be grey primer in places, can't stop rubbing it

or covered in sticky stuff !

looks tidy that, look forward to seeing it in the flesh sometime next year

chris954 wrote:looks tidy that, look forward to seeing it in the flesh sometime next year

No problem Chris drop in for a coffee in the new year.

jompy wrote:

Filmoor wrote:Thanks for the comments guys. Pity the weather is so crap all I can do is clean the R1 so by spring it will be grey primer in places, can't stop rubbing it

or covered in sticky stuff !

I meant rubbing the bike as in polishing.

Mine looked like that 3 years ago, a few grand later it looks nothing like that now lol


The wheels are black now though


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Hi mate , welcome in, good choice of model, I love my 4C8 , I like the blue yins, but am a red/white man at the moment
Here is mine

Nice bike mate, where did she come from. I used to Live in High Green and work at HSBC in the city and also Tankersley (Telly Tubby land) some fair roads to play on but be warned you really need to have her setup otherwise it gets a tad lively. I have some great settings for a standard bike if you are about 13 stone

Mine started like this



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To this



To this, minus luggage



Cost a few quid to disassemble it as well