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Thanks Blackhat! My husband says, well, if it doesn't run, at least it'll be shiny. He of little faith.

Hello and Check out the FAQ for help adding images.

How's the commute going btw Bippo? Loving it ya? I live quite close to work so not much area to stretch her legs (not that an 80 has much leg to stretch), but it's still a fun little jaunt.

Nice! Looks like a fun track.

I'm so tempted to click it... naughty, naughty.

You'll want to post technical questions in the workshop as this is just for intros. Also give as much specific detail about the issue as you can (in the workshop). You may have already done this (I'm a bit behind in my reading).

I don't have near the patience of the one guy who did the 3000 photos and a lot of coffee one... I'd add one thing, take a pic, add another, take a pic. He seriously took pics of the entire processes of removing, cleaning, and adding the pieces. He probably had more pics of just screwing in one piece than I have in total.

aboard the YOC!

Thanks guys. I'm hoping to sort out the wheels and brakes this weekend along with stringing the wiring and adding some more shiny bits... then I can get going on the engine.

Tony. Post up some pics when you can. Would love to see the bikes.

You may want to check this thread (). There's a website link and also an email that may be of use. If you plan to stick around you should introduce yourself in the new member section.

Hi Jamie. to the YOC.

I'm sure the more knowledgeable folks will be able to help. Me, I'm not much help at all.

Was that in a dream you once had? Ha! j/k I get it in Firefox.

aboard from (lately smokey) southeast Idaho.

Hi Dan. to the YOC. Post up some pics when you can. Check the FAQ section for help with that.

Made some progress this weekend... getting closer...

aboard egghead. You'll find lots of great info here.

That's a helluva transformation! Nice work. Personally I d keep it in the sitting room.

LMFAO. Maybe they should paint something around the glory hole? I never realized how daunting it is to get yourself off... so much so that you need a machine's help... oh wait, women have been using mechanical help for a long time. Hmm...

aboard!

Matt! I have little to no experience and am restoring a 1976 DT 175... we may be in a similar boat. You can always post up a project thread too so we can watch your progress.

LMAO! Think I'd die of hunger before I made it to the weekend.