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KTRIC

Please Kill Me wrote: »

What's left of my bike after my off... I think it's fixable but won't know til my collarbone heals and I can start stripping and rebuilding....

You can't really see it, but the rad was pushed right back into the headers and burst. To fix up I need: new nosecone, headlights, brake lever, right rearset, right fairing, clutch cable, new radiator/fan

Just showed a mate in work the pics and he asks "what sort of bike is a Hellraiser" !!!

KamiKazi

kaimera wrote: »

while on the subject of scuffed motors

http://imgur.com/a/cFC9u#2sHm2

My old sv650s after a lowside in the back arse of Clifden (attempting the circuit of ireland iron butt challenge) and about 2 days before I sold it (for peanuts) in disgust.

Woulda been the third time I would have had to fix her up (cost me 3 months in a cast the first time with a broken wrist after a 70km kerb impact! second time was a lowside at Mondello..needed to replace the top yoke)

Still miss the sound the the twin

I scuffed my old CB in a few places :pac:

Richard tea

My pride and joy received some damage:( Not from an off though. My German Shepherd has decided that he likes the taste of yellow plastic now. And the rain cover I got in Argos has ripped this week from the wind ( possibly the dog also )

KamiKazi

Richard tea wrote: »

My pride and joy received some damage:( Not from an off though. My German Shepherd has decided that he likes the taste of yellow plastic now. And the rain cover I got in Argos has ripped this week from the wind ( possibly the dog also )

LMFAO :pac:

Please Kill Me

KTRIC wrote: »

Just showed a mate in work the pics and he asks "what sort of bike is a Hellraiser" !!!

PMSL!! It's a "one-of-a-kind" :cool:

Richard tea wrote: »

My pride and joy received some damage:( Not from an off though. My German Shepherd has decided that he likes the taste of yellow plastic now. And the rain cover I got in Argos has ripped this week from the wind ( possibly the dog also )

FFS!! Poor git!! LOL

kaimera wrote: »

Can I ask what link for fairing kits?

Here: http://gundamhost.com/auctmarts/shop/

Mr Sheen!

Richard tea wrote: »

My pride and joy received some damage:( Not from an off though. My German Shepherd has decided that he likes the taste of yellow plastic now. And the rain cover I got in Argos has ripped this week from the wind

At least if a bike thief breaks in wearing a suit of yellow plastic your sorted!!

kaimera

old sv650s after my first spill.

http://imgur.com/a/hGZgx

rear subframe bent - fixed with a crowbar.

front fairing replaced with silver nosecone from sv forums.

after that, just a single bent stanchion.

Not to bad after 70k impact.

Note cast in second pic. The worst part of it.

Coyote

KamiKazi wrote: »

Hey KamiKazi think I might have take a few photos of you on sat
was taking shots of a few mates and got loads of other bikes

Coyote

laurpat

Taking home the townmate - Some serious work carried out...



Taking it's place in the sitting room

Please Kill Me

WOW!! :eek: That's mint!! Great job.

laurpat

Please Kill Me wrote: »

WOW!! :eek: That's mint!! Great job.

This was the bike when I picked it up

Please Kill Me

Some difference alright - that really is amazing!

Mr. Tezza

Still doing the odd few bits to it, here she is at the moment...





1999 Honda Hornet 600

Please Kill Me

Hornet 600 was my first proper bike a few years back. Great machine. That's a fine example too. Same colour as the one I had. Blue ones are faster anyway! :cool:

Mr. Tezza

Please Kill Me wrote: »

Hornet 600 was my first proper bike a few years back. Great machine. That's a fine example too. Same colour as the one I had. Blue ones are faster anyway! :cool:

I've had it over 4 years now! its never steered me wrong and has always been upright! I love it, its kinda like a project bike but at the same time its my daily, in saying that I have a car too so...

Wonda-Boy

I would take a Hornet over a bandit or similar anyday as a starter bike...I love them. Great looks and feel to them that is a cracker too!

KamiKazi

Few from Mondello, cheers to Andy Quinn for taking the pictures!

arybvtcw0eolkf

Do I need a new helmet?.

Please Kill Me

That's a very clean machine. Fair play, especially the weather we've been having.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Please Kill Me wrote: »

That's a very clean machine. Fair play, especially the weather we've been having.

Thanks, tbh its all down to the previous owner.. He kept her garaged, immaculate & she came with a full service history from Joe Duffy's BMW.

Five minutes with a warm soapy sponge and a rinse and she's brand new again.

calledforduty

broom broom

Please Kill Me

calledforduty wrote: »

broom broom

LOVE the 636's anyway, but that is a spectacular example! Love the polished rims and Devil stubby. I bet there's some crack off her!!

calledforduty

yea shes fun to drive......good head turner.....great sound
still adding bits to her.....

Wossack

zx is getting there - rear end mostly done, bar a bit of touch up on the swingarm. Front needs doing next, front calipers in particular are in a bad way (thats not blur, thats anodizing flaking off :P (well, its mostly blur))

Wonda-Boy

calledforduty wrote: »

broom broom

Silver alloys really set the bike off....really nice boike.

Wonda-Boy

Wossack wrote: »

zx is getting there - rear end mostly done, bar a bit of touch up on the swingarm. Front needs doing next, front calipers in particular are in a bad way (thats not blur, thats anodizing flaking off :P (well, its mostly blur))

Very clean bike wossy, lovely colour not too many around in that scheme that I have seen. Should come for a spin with us some Sunday. Would love to see it in the flesh

slickchicksmcc

Here is mine... Black Beauty :P

blu3r0ri0n

slickchicksmcc wrote: »

Here is mine... Black Beauty :P

Thats a clean looking fazer!!!

slickchicksmcc

blu3r0ri0n wrote: »

Thats a clean looking fazer!!!

Thanks, I looks after her

Wossack

Wonda-Boy wrote: »

Very clean bike wossy, lovely colour not too many around in that scheme that I have seen. Should come for a spin with us some Sunday. Would love to see it in the flesh

thanks, yea took a while to find on in this colour alright (heresy talk to some/most kwack owners!)

unfort my weekends are booked solid right up to christmas - that pic is actually the bike going into storage in gran's garage house getting done up, so no extra bike riding/tinkering for the foreseeable sadly