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Saving a '81 KZ750-E
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09 Jun 2020 12:45 - 09 Jun 2020 12:47 #827694
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'81 KZ-750 E2
'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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So since I was in town, I dropped by the paint shop to take some progress pictures (since I forgot last time!). He was just calling me when I walked in to tell me it was all ready!
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'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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09 Jun 2020 12:57 #827695
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'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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Since this is a picture, I guess it happened!! This is the first loose fit of the bodywork. I like it!! :woohoo:
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'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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10 Jun 2020 13:36 #827777
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'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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Emblems made more difference than I thought they would.
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12 Jun 2020 15:56 #828010
by Skidmark
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'81 KZ-750 E2
'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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I got the top case back from the hot dip tank. Definitely took care of all the oil residue. As far as cleaning the painted surfaces, not so much...
Now comes all the single sided razor blade work to get the block gasket off. Wish my fingers luck! The bottom case will be ready Monday. I'm still ordrring the last few bearings and bushings. It will take some time getting the painted surfaces prepped anyway.
Now comes all the single sided razor blade work to get the block gasket off. Wish my fingers luck! The bottom case will be ready Monday. I'm still ordrring the last few bearings and bushings. It will take some time getting the painted surfaces prepped anyway.
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'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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12 Jun 2020 19:57 #828026
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'81 KZ-750 E2
'87 Suzuki Savage 650 Street Tracker (lost in the shop fire)
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The easy side is done.
The outside is going to need a lot of work before it's ready for paint.
The outside is going to need a lot of work before it's ready for paint.
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