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yeah dont see any of these anywhere, post up some pics so we can admire it Greetings and RR

no it's an R model pat

Greetings Ak, there nothing our drewpy dont know about these mate

It's a 750 John

Wow it's mint isnt it? That looks like it's never been out

lol you picked a right time to do it with all the wet weather we are having, no wonder you had some 'offs'. Youre in the right place for greenlanes though arent you

Greetings Mark and

Greetings Kieran

looks good buster the indicators are much better

never heard the saying 'Tight as a ducks arse' Foamy ?

Happy birthday Doug, who's a lucky boy then...Greetings and

For pics see FAQ's subforum to this forum

Hmm intro looks just fine to me...Greetings ardo123

I look forward to following your progress with it For pics see FAQ's subforum to 'New Members' forum

Greetings paratus one of my favourites the SR500, which is a bit odd as I've never had one...just like em dont get many o those on here...post up a pic

Greetings matty

Thats quite a picture did you nail it all to the wall

yep..daft idea and a lot of trouble, also you will no doubt reduce the value of the bike...buy a bigger one and save money and time/effort

This forum is for introductions pawan not a place to post questions

see FAQ's subforum to 'New Members' forum for pics

you cant lose if it's a good one

Im not familiar with it, but looking at the parts book I see it has a tension spring that pulls the brake pedal back up once it is pressed ? This is unlike the 175 which uses a different method to return the lever...a 'torsion' spring. Another thing I see is there is nno 'lug' drawn on the picture of the brake arm as you have said! so then... I'm wondering if the brake lamp operating spring somehow hooks under the brake return 'tension' spring....is this feasible?

isnt there a small lug with a hole in it, on the top of the brake lever?

haha ive been eagerly awaiting mine to arrive, it came today what a pile of poo!!! a plane crashed into my house last night because I left the landing light on.

What a lovely resto well done she looks just fantastic