Welcome, nice looking bike, more pics please

You managed to get a long mudguard and a UK grab rail so good start, I need both them if you have a contact or want to sell them

Hi Guys I'm after an idle screw and a choke lever cover, off z900a4 The black plastic cover off choke lever was missing when i got the bike. The idle screw when to be replated and I forgot to remove the plastic top and it came back without it, I assume it melted in the platers acid DOOOH :oops: :oop...

For me it's not the bikes more the owners!! Most round here seem to have an attitude where they think they are above acknowledging a jap bike rider :evil: I'm afraid to say I agree with you about the attitude of a lot of Harley owners here too, a lot have never ridden Jap bikes so don't know any be...

Nice bike, enjoy.

When is the A5 up for sale???

chrisNI wrote:About time too...

At least you still have it let’s get this show on the road

And also...

Don't be shy with the Pics, everyone has had a few embarrassing bikes,

Oh and welcome

I've had different Harleys for las 20 years, a lot of Zed riders have them, heres mine

You all talked me into a new set,

My old set had about 1000 miles on them but I think the brats have been hitting them over the fence with a tennis racket. They're now banned from the garage.

I'm looking for 2 cush drive rubbers, for z1-z900.
PM me if you have any spare please

Excellent job, I'm jealous

Welcome Hotrod, get them pics up, it sounds interesting

Keep up the good work, your almost there, more pics please.

[quote="Philippe"]Hi glav666 Yes you are right! I use the dowell to crimp the stainless steel ring around the clock body, usually it takes 3 or 4 complete rounds to get a good result. When doing so, the clock body and the ring is more or less "pressed" into the metal ring and sit...

Phillipe. Correct me if I'm wrong, but do you use the dwell to gently tap the crimp ring into position then turn the clock round and do the other side? If you had two of the metal tools and the spacer the right size, do you thing you could press them together, with fewer tooling marks? Well thats th...

Philippe wrote:Hi glav666

As for the gauge faces: if they're not cracked or broken you can make them shine again with cigar ash (don't start smoking!)

Philippe

Thanks for that tip Phillippe, I'm back on 40 a day now and my clock faces are all burnt

No seriously they came up a treat, Thanks

Glav