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Aye, well, thing about plug gaps, they would be easier to store than vintage cars or 1970s disco balls and other more bulky collectables, even shovels. Just imagine how many cabinets it would take to display 32,000 shovels. Oooh, that would take some doing that would. Lot to be said for spark plug ...

I just built nice cabinet for my shovel collection.
Spears and Jackson No5, very rare that one. Don't think you will find many about. Maybe at the shovel museum here.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maisonbisson/146230328/

Glad it is you doing that wiring and not me. Stuf will drive you crazy. Like the look of that modern fuse box with the spade fuses etc. though.
Good to get all the nitpiky stuff out of the way early, so when you get worn down by it all, you can do the exciting stuff like the engine and body paint ...

Post pics. Someone will need them in the future for sure.

ride it :?: i dont even own a helmet :-D

So what is all this polishing thereof that goes on then? __?__

Bike is looking brilliant in the pics. Good progress. Definitely a piece of Italian sculpture. Top work.
Are those the (finally) finished wheels, or the earlier attempts assembled, ready to ...

Obviously the source of the paint used on green-frame 750SS models.

I'll give you a call after work some night when I get home early enough.

The other thing to make sure is that you have a set of spokes that are made to use with your old original rims, and are not made to use with a modern double-crossover rim.

The modern double-crossover rim is what you will see ...

Here is a couple pics to go with the previous post, lifted from my resto thread elsewhere.
I did not take many pics because the job is such a h/f I had no patience left for pics.
Yeah yeah I know that is a funny looking Ducati wheel but WTF.

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Pic: Truing stand.
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any experience with spokes
haven a real head f... at the moment

Just did my front wheel a while ago. Best tip I have is draw a circle around the rim on the bench, find the centre and drill a hole in the bench top for the axle to fit in. This holds the hub in place.

Screw wooden blocks to the ...

Mate, putting a sidecar on a Duke is like putting a WLA Harley engine in a Norton Featherbed frame isn't it?

it was an 860gt not darmah!
it wouldnt run due valve sized hole in rear piston-damn valve collet

Sorry. I must have been going past so fast on the Triumph I was unable to see what model it was.
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Sure was an awesome hole in the piston though. I bet the old man has a pic of that somewhere ...