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Mother's Bike Comes Back to Life (Now JBubble's bike has a mystery)
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jdubbs32584
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Mother's Bike Comes Back to Life (Now JBubble's bike has a mystery)
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So after dumping Mother's bike in a gravel driveway back in October, its been sitting in the garage taken apart to be painted. He finished rebondo-ing (is that even a word) a horrible original bondo job on the tank and spray canned it a really nice matte silver (imagine a darker silver than whats on the silver S4R) this weekend. At some point, when we can afford it, a new tank will be professionally painted, so don't give me any crap about whats on there now
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We wanted to get him back up and running this weekend since the weather here in Oregon is finally turning and he won't ride cupcake on my S2R. Here are some pics:
Parts and pieces and putting on pipes
Front fender
Belly pan
Putting on the tank (note: the rubber gasket thingie that goes on the hole at the top of the tank was surprisingly easy to put on with four hands instead of just two)
All done
Like I said, none of this was by any means a professional job. It was just something to get the bike going so we could ride together. Tomorrow we'll be making sure the tank is hooked up correctly, putting fuel in, and starting it up.
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Re: Mother's Bike Comes Back to Life
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Very nice, have a good ride!
Quote from: JBubble on May 15, 2009, 07:55:05 PM
We wanted to get him back up and running this weekend since the weather here in Oregon is finally turning and
he won't ride cupcake on my S2R.
That is disappointing.
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congrats on getting it back together.
Hope ya'll have a great ride tomorrow.
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Battery charged up?
Looking forward to hearing about a great ride!
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Re: Mother's Bike Comes Back to Life
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Quote from: Speeddog on May 15, 2009, 08:40:07 PM
Battery charged up?
Looking forward to hearing about a great ride!
Shhhhh...don't make mention of the battery.
Its more than likely dead. We'll jump off my Audi and if it holds, we'll ride. If not, I'll grab a battery on Monday for him.
Quote from: somegirl on May 15, 2009, 08:03:49 PM
That is disappointing.
One day, I will get him on the back of my bike. And get a picture.
Quote from: swampduc on May 15, 2009, 08:05:30 PM
congrats on getting it back together.
Hope ya'll have a great ride tomorrow.
Thanks!
Now back to my wine and cookies.
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goddammitt those are some white legs............................
Nice job on the paintwork.
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Quote from: trouble on May 15, 2009, 08:58:58 PM
goddammitt those are some white legs............................
We match.
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Quote from: trouble on May 15, 2009, 08:58:58 PM
goddammitt those are some white legs............................
Nice job on the paintwork.
Holy whiteness!!
Hey mom..what color is that exactly? It looks like a flat titanium.
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No excuses for not meeting up for a ride now.
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Lookin sharp.
Hope to see you guys out on the road soon.
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Quote from: JBubble on May 15, 2009, 07:55:05 PM
Putting on the tank (note: the rubber gasket thingie that goes on the hole at the top of the tank was surprisingly easy to put on with four hands instead of just two)
Dude - I got the same shirt.
Nice looking bike. Enjoy the ride.
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LoVe the color
have a great ride you two [moto] [moto]
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Cupcake?
First time I heard that one!
Nice rattlecan skills! I've seen some "pro" paintjobs that look could use some rattlecan therapy. Enjoy the ride!
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Quote from: IZ on May 15, 2009, 09:31:22 PM
Hey mom..what color is that exactly? It looks like a flat titanium.
His legs? I think they call that Morque Meringue
Bike is lookin good! I see you replaced the JB Weld pieces parts
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I'm still waiting for the cupcake pics.
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