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Made a start on the 650 i bought from Kawasaki Heaven in the spring ready for the dark nights
got her disassembled and my son got me the motor onto my hydraulic lift for cleaning and new
starter clutch etc, the frame has gone for blasting and powdercoat , im now working through all
the bits to be whats serviceable , wiring harness is good and just reqs a clean, front wheel is good
rear was really rough but got one of a member last week, so here we go let the good times roll

Hi Bill
this looks like a promising project! I'm going to follow your progress.
Good luck.
GrtZ
Philippe

Cheers Philippe , hope your latest project is going ok

Nice one Bill, will follow with interest.

Cheers David ,you moving along with yours

Sweet bikes. Keep them piccies coming.

Ive one in the workshop for u Adrian cheers

Bill P wrote:Ive one in the workshop for u Adrian cheers

I do not think I have the room or the time at the moment. But thanks for the offer.

its finished not a project

Bill P wrote:Cheers David ,you moving along with yours

Sending the paintwork off next week or so, working on the seat at the moment, all ground to a halt, diy and anniversary celebrations to first place lol

ironic Dave im taking the z650b set to painters tomoz with my triumph tr6c tank

Just a bit of progress frame back from powder coat and carbs stripped and bodies have had there first ultrasonic bath
Frame is a roller on some spare wheels as ive not got the new Avon Roadriders fitted yet Headstock label coursesy of
Rik Brett Ltd . Hope u enjoy a few Piccies
Ive had to break of and sort out the z650c i did earlier this year as it did a Kamikaze run yesterday on its own down the
ramp from my garage on side stand then flipped over

Ive had a few hours on the B3 and its a roller now albeit on temp wheels , started to refit the
wiring harness as well it was in really good order just a clean req ,got the indicators and rear
guard on today so ready to start connecting up next . I bought some stuff called Quick Glo from
some show or other so tried it on mudguards but far from impressed its what i would call
Snake Oil so returned to good old chrome cleaner and solvol on the rougher bits you live and
learn . As its only going to be finished of as a daily rider for any weather i'm cleaning
up the original parts and reusing what i can.

Taking shape nicely, am in the process of rebuilding mine aswell. Good to see another 650 as they seem to be getting rarer these days.

Thanks Tim,yes i saw your post looks like your going the whole Hog with vapour blast etc ,enjoy it
mines got waylaid as ive started a gs1000s i got for xmas , could be some pictures on here somewhere
of it