- Location
- Western Australia
You will work it out as you put it back together 
Just bought a crusty classic 500...
- Thread starter Can_Samui
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Thanks Dool, bikes are like Ikea furniture right, always comes with spare bits............You will work it out as you put it back together
- Location
- Western Australia
Yes, and you must hide them so nobody sees 
A Pot plant is good for hiding things.
A Pot plant is good for hiding things.
Latest update, I think my photography skills ( yes Neil...I know) are on par with my welding and painting skills which is to say yes, I can apply paint...no I cannot be called a painter! Chucking merrily along and have decided to try to "satin" the rims rather than paint them, not a lot of confidence in the paint actually sticking long term! Whole paint job will be ceramic coated soon, hope it adds some resilience to it.
Looks a bit different from day one eh lads!
Looks a bit different from day one eh lads!
Coming together....slowly!
The front fender already had holes drilled into it so went with front licence plate with a number from an actual WW2 Canadian bike. Will get the same number on the tank at some point along with Army and Unit designations.
Next up is the rear sprocket/brake assembly then it will be rolling again!
I could not help myself so I fired the old hag up once the electrics were back together just to see if it ran! Thankfully it survived my fiddling and spun up. Happy days!
The front fender already had holes drilled into it so went with front licence plate with a number from an actual WW2 Canadian bike. Will get the same number on the tank at some point along with Army and Unit designations.
Next up is the rear sprocket/brake assembly then it will be rolling again!
I could not help myself so I fired the old hag up once the electrics were back together just to see if it ran! Thankfully it survived my fiddling and spun up. Happy days!