PAULJAC47 wrote:Still a solution,once panels and seat are on would not be visible,a4 air boxes are now hens teeth...

Got to agree.
They do come up for sale every now and again, but anyone wanting one needs to act immediately and be prepared to pay the typical asking price of £400-£500 for a complete one...

Nice one.

Looking for a decent set of 900a4/a5 carbs, would consider a set of decent bodies only.
Hoping someone has some lurking about.
Thanks in advance.

Too slow, it sold I think...

Let's see if it sells at that price...

kawasaki_man wrote:Yes it is a PMC kit, welding was expertly done by Gia Engineering Ltd (Gavin Goddard) in Stapleford.

What did they charge for the welding?> (if you don't mind me asking?)..

Only had a few hours in the workshop today as my back is a bit chronic... Tapered bearings are going in as they are much better then balls. Using the 'Kendo' bearing puller to fit the bearing seat into the headstock. http://www.ultim8pc.co.uk/miscpics/z900a5brown/75.jpg Bottom bearing race fitted - ...

Nice job on the frame bracing!
Is that a PMC kit?

Shame but totally understand mate - just back to work myself after six months off with herniated/torn discs. Hope you get yours sorted Cheers Sir, but my backs not going to get any better. I've had my fun creating and riding my Rex and sadly it's time to move on. It's been a blast! http://www.ultim...

Have you tried bar risers/different bars? Might help before thinking of selling it I've tried all sorts, lower bars, higher bars, lower pegs, higher pegs. As I have it now is the most comfortable it can be for me: Renthal medium road bars and Arata rearsets which have the footpeg about 1 inch highe...

I'd also be interested as I have to strip the forks on my 900a5

I've created an album for this on Farcebook if anyone is interested

https://www.facebook.com/pg/airevalleyclassics/posts/

Nice full day in the workshop yesterday, although I did struggle a bit as my sciatica has flared up... Took the carbs bodies and brackets and the cam cover to FJ Aquablasting in Skelmersdale a few days ago. Took two links out of the new chain (to match the 33 tooth rear sprocket) and got that fitted...

Big Fluff wrote: might part with it when I can no longer physically ride it.

That's the problem with mine, I love it but if I ride it more than 50 miles it triggers a flareup of my longstanding lower back problem and then I can't ride anything for a while.
I am going to sell mine shortly...

I've got a pair, I'll PM you.