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back on its feet wheels fitted for the start of a dry build

That's what i like about those Avon roadriders, real sticky, looking good.

Some of the parts back from the platers and looking very nice indeed

Who did you use for plating Deka?

Hi Derek
you're getting along nicely! Great job, you're allmost there!
Let the good time roll !
GrtZ
Philippe

Ultim8pc wrote:Who did you use for plating Deka?

Hi Nigel

I used Agbrigg in Leeds pleased with the results, my fork ears are in good condition but i get the feeling that they will look dull next to the recromed parts and now i am wishing i had put them in also, may have to go back with them at somepoint

thanks guys

Accidently had 2 headlight rings chromed should have just been the one but it was the same price with or without so may move one on at somepoint.

been a while since i posted due to trials and tribulations with the front end and then a holiday.

Finished the mounting of the rear mudguard and light



small progress but progress never the less, onwards and upwards,

how did that happen my head is going to hurt

Hi Derek
I know there are hard to reach places on a bike ...do you get better acces to those by hanging the bike upside down?

No kidding, you're making progress, looks very good to me! Go on like that.
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi deka, your bike is coming along nicely, I’m a bit behind you.
I haven’t had any Chromeplating done yet, or wheels, or painting, it’s a long job but getting there I have had it running though, sounds amazing with no exhausts on.

Looking good nick. Your ahead of me now by the looks of it. I did not think of trying to run the bike without exhausts but I may just give it a go this week

Coming together nicely

Brake fluid hose from master cylinder is routed wrong , should be behind headlamp shell

I thought it didn’t look quite right, I just routed it as it came off the brake probably needs bleeding again anyway