The time has come

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Zombie Master
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Graphite is the best colour for an RS. IMNSHO
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Zombie Master wrote:Graphite is the best colour for an RS. IMNSHO
My paint is polaris 507. Least I think it's called polaris. Is graphite the same colour?
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ME 109 wrote:
Zombie Master wrote:Graphite is the best colour for an RS. IMNSHO
My paint is polaris 507. Least I think it's called polaris. Is graphite the same colour?

Looks close from here....but I'm a ways off.
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ME 109 wrote:It all came off much easier than I thought.

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Ooh-la-la! :P
Ah, she sure looks cute in her underwear.
You gonna fix that fekkin' side stand while yer there, Jeff?
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ME 109
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Airbear wrote:
Ah, she sure looks cute in her underwear.
You gonna fix that fekkin' side stand while yer there, Jeff?
Time to replace with a new stand, or possibly make one at work Charlie.
Also gonna remove the rear balance pipe plumbing from the headers.
Steering head bearings, leave the crash bars off due to them being worn out.

Got to get it back together asap, it distresses me to see her all undone.
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There's some stuff there that wants to be polished to a high sheen.
Call me Mel. Some years ago- never mind how long precisely- having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me at home, I thought I would ride about a little and see the other parts of the world.
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She'll deserve a proper coming out party when she's all gussied up.
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Mal S7
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ME 109 wrote:It all came off much easier than I thought.Image
Is that sledge hammer to quick start the patina Jeff?

You could just take her for a run through the scrub instead. A few thousand ks of dirt will do it.
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I thought the BFH was just a side stand upgrade...
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She'll certainly look the goods jeff, bit of a nip n tuck here n there along with a few light-handed taps with the big "easy does it" stick and it will make the world of difference, btw I'm enjoying your storage and inventory system you have going on in the background. ;)
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