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This site's looking a bit neglected, so here's a snap of my 450 in Northern NSW, Australia yesterday...

Hi Lex

I've got some spare transducers (and also a couple of pickups) here in Melb, all good cond or new. Never realised that twin & single transducers may be different. Anyone know where I can find the part numbers of each so I can see what I got?? Anyhow, if you need I'm happy to post one over to ...

That's an absolutely delicious-loking bike... Wish I could join you in the sun on my 1974 450. Sun's in short supply just now down here. We'd make the most beaut noises, both at 5-7000 rpm...

Cheers!

Oh yeah they've all gone offline. I'll install a swag of new ones, after I get back from BCW (big camping weekend), on Tuesday ish. The little darling was metalflake silver and called a 450SS for awhile (I was young... :oops: ). I'll post a series, including kitchen shots in millions of bits. Cheers ...

Hi Al- I've been there and what a great trip it was- gorgeous 1974 450 desmo in the kitchen for 5 years steadily going through a total top-to-bottom re-everything. Here she is

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa115/murr223/MTOC%20100124/DSC00192S.jpg


Have fun and post photos along the way! If ...

Robin172 wrote:What is that?

Yamaha MT-01, 2005.

Recommend you buy one immediately.

Everyone needs a hobby. AND a v-twin.

Here's my 450. Bought new in 1974 (AU$1,256). Thrashed & trashed then stored 15 years, then lovingly restored. In my kitchen. Now to get it down the stairs...



now i've got the hang of this, here's some more shots of the process etc. !!



THANKS FOR LOOKING. Merry Christmas.

Anyone know where I can see an exploded pic & parts listing for 1974 Cerianis? I'm sure there's something missing. Thanks. david.