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1979 UK Spec Z400B2
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06 Apr 2020 01:21 #822692
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Made a start on putting it back together, the wiring was a bit messy so I removed the black sticky tape and fitted braid finished with self-amalgamating tape. I spent a lot of time routing the wiring harness to make it look neat, I'm happy with the end result!
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06 Apr 2020 11:55 - 06 Apr 2020 11:56 #822730
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I did a bit more work on it today (Covid-19 lock-down is not all bad). I fitted the throttle cables and exhaust pipe, note the heat guards held in place with lock-wire to check placement. The guards are stainless steel and were cut by water-jet, I will bend a curve on the top and bottom and weld nuts on the pipes to fix them in place. Next job sort the rear fender.
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08 Apr 2020 03:34 - 08 Apr 2020 03:36 #822848
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nice work
great these zs for messing around with plenty of time spare during lockdown.
great these zs for messing around with plenty of time spare during lockdown.
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08 Apr 2020 11:42 #822884
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Yes I got quite a bit done this last week!
Where abouts are you Oldblighty? I will be having a clear-out soon, when I have finished this loads of good Z400 bits!
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oldblighty wrote: nice work
great these zs for messing around with plenty of time spare during lockdown.
Yes I got quite a bit done this last week!
Where abouts are you Oldblighty? I will be having a clear-out soon, when I have finished this loads of good Z400 bits!
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14 Apr 2020 02:18 #823302
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Just about finished now, took it for a little test ride yesterday all seems good!
The ride was a bit harsh but I'm used to riding a modern Triumph!
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15 May 2020 03:04 #825791
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Now that some of the lock-down restrictions has been relaxed here in the UK, I have paid the road tax and insurance, so she is now road legal.
I've just been on a 15 mile shake down test ride and I'm very pleased with how it rides. Took it down a two mile dirt track ending in a steep climb and the engine pulled like a train!
I've just been on a 15 mile shake down test ride and I'm very pleased with how it rides. Took it down a two mile dirt track ending in a steep climb and the engine pulled like a train!
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22 May 2020 02:11 #826314
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Been for another ride on the "Srambled Zed", I love this bike! I put the old mirrors on it to make road riding a bit safer but not keen on how they look, would bar end ones look better?
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