chrome on

kzmason wrote:

Very Nice!!! Not that there isn't always room for improvement, but what exactly are you going to do on your "frame up restoration?"<br><br>Post edited by: kzmason, at: 2006/03/04 17:24

Blast and Paint the frame, install 1075 engine, major attention to detail.

cool ,we like major attention to detail!right solomrus?:whistle:

Gosh......Damn! That looks nice! :woohoo:

It's looking better than ever.

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Woodstock ON Canada
1980 kz750 E1, 4->1, K&N Pods

Wow. Looks great ! I like what you've done with the chrome. Was it expensive ?

Looks great! Your bike looks retored already.

JT, next time you do it right, you hear? No short cuts and half hearted restoring attempts, we want to see it done properly and with "major attention to detail" :blink:

I love that pic where you can see the house in the clutch cover, unreal. You are a very sick man....

wire, you take the term "attention to detail" waaaay too seriously. 8^)

but, this is one SWEET bike. love the color combo.

--r

yeah ill post some major attention to detail pictures next week,im still working on the frame.:whistle: goodluck,happy wenching!

do you have a digital camera wire?

i can take pics for you sometime, if you ever want to.

--r

first the neighbor gives me this cassette thing to replace my 8-track player ,says he got some zee-dee thing .i told him anything made by kawasaki must be good!now youre telling me theres something better than my polaroid?next thing youll be telling me theyre putting fuel injection and radials on motorcycles!this technology stuff is a passing fad,anybody up for some jonny rivers?:woohoo: (i really need to go back to work this retirement thing is driving me nuts!!!!!!!!):whistle:

Daaaaay-Ummmmmmmm........that is one KILLER looking ride. Chrome looks good. Looking forward to "frame-up" resto pics....