I was feeling stress and anxiety when you were installing the large “R” on the side panel. Nice of the pro installer to make a house call. The decals look super great, nice work.
Adam is awesome with decal application. I wasn’t worried, I’ve seen him work magic on far more difficult stuff (see the Kawi ZX7 decal video ….that’s was scary to watch him do that )
You’re doing a fantastic job. I was living it with you when you were applying the decals yourself yet I was relaxed watching the pro do the tank 😂🙈. Looking forward to the next episode already 👍
Gracias por enseñarnos tu trabajo , es admirable ltu dedicación y el cariño que pones en tus proyectos. La Susi poco a poco va cogiendo forma, desgraciadamente el motor no se pudo salvar, pero el motoraco de la bandit le va a sentar muy bien y con una gran dosis de vitaminas. Un saludo y enhorabuena
Mate, the uneven gaps on the tail sections above the gsxr750 decals between the 3 shades of green stick out like dogs nuts... and I'm old and half blind! You've gone to a lot of effort, be a shame if you didn't do something to sort it, cheers. btw, you can use fine line tape (looks about 3mm or 1/8") between stripes to keep your spacing even.
Yea, gaps are off a bit but it’s off a bit on all 4 panels. Unfortunately if it was spaced evenly the the holes in the tail panel didn’t line up. It’s not OEM, but it looks fine to me.
Recut or trim the holes, if I remember the grab rail mouldings are big enough to cover any anomaly with the holes. You won't see the holes but you will most certainly notice the uneven lines as your eyes will automatically be drawn to it. If I'm right, you'll be waiting a few days for the stickers to degas before you clear over them, so you still have time! Don't let me down mate.@@true-moto-resto
video was filmed several weeks ago. Body and paint is all finished. I’m happy with it. Thanks for the input. also, there is No grab bar on the back of this bike, I’d like one but don’t have one (yet?)
Thanks for commenting !!! here is what I know, while there is a prime position on the pet valve/tank, the tank isn’t on the bike, it’s running off a fuel bottle . The fuel bottle will feed fuel non stop (like being in prime) however…. If the carbs are setup properly, clean and needles and seats are in good shape, that fuel shouldn’t go anywhere once the bowls are full. In fact you will see in an upcoming video that I test all my rebuilt carbs buy feeding them non stop fuel off a bottle for 24-48 hours making sure there are zero leaks and the fuel doesn’t go past the needles/seats once the bowls are full. These carbs were filthy with debris, needles and seats were bad, all the orings and gaskets were bad, and the slide needle on carb 1 was missing parts. These carbs have now passed a 48 hour full fuel feed test (like being on prime) and no longer leak. Prime position will fill the float bowls quickly without the need for turning the engine over to create vacuume for the pet valve to activate Thanks for watching and commenting
Hi Darren, I’m a collector, I buy and hold. Occasionally I sell one to a friend but not often. I ride them from time to time, but to be honest there are a few that are just museum queens. I ride every day in the spring/summer and fall.
Thanks for tech tips al those little things you learnt through trial and error appreciate it
It`s getting there, can`t wait to see the rest of it.
Thanks. Taking way longer than I would like, but I’ll get there in the end
No point in rushing
I was feeling stress and anxiety when you were installing the large “R” on the side panel. Nice of the pro installer to make a house call. The decals look super great, nice work.
Cheers Don. Yea Adam is a great guy, very talented
Thank You for documenting this. It's going to be sick! Your sticker guy made me nervous with wearing his ring and watch while applying the decals.
Adam is awesome with decal application. I wasn’t worried, I’ve seen him work magic on far more difficult stuff (see the Kawi ZX7 decal video ….that’s was scary to watch him do that )
You’re doing a fantastic job. I was living it with you when you were applying the decals yourself yet I was relaxed watching the pro do the tank 😂🙈. Looking forward to the next episode already 👍
Thanks again! Some decals are easy, others not so much.
Looking good, must admit I really wasn't sure about this colour scheme but it is definitely growing on me. Amazing work!
Glad you like it!
Looking great tricky work
Thank you! Cheers!
I’m really enjoying your videos. I laughed at the Barbie hairdryer 😂
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching. Yea the Barbie hair dryer is goofy but it works well, you cannot overheat the decals with it
Can’t wait to see the end result !
Thank you! Me too!!
Looks amazing
Thanks
Looking great!
Thank you! Cheers!
Gracias por enseñarnos tu trabajo , es admirable ltu dedicación y el cariño que pones en tus proyectos. La Susi poco a poco va cogiendo forma, desgraciadamente el motor no se pudo salvar, pero el motoraco de la bandit le va a sentar muy bien y con una gran dosis de vitaminas. Un saludo y enhorabuena
Thank you!
100% 👍
You're probably even get more compression when its glowing hot and has run a little bit more.
Mate, the uneven gaps on the tail sections above the gsxr750 decals between the 3 shades of green stick out like dogs nuts... and I'm old and half blind!
You've gone to a lot of effort, be a shame if you didn't do something to sort it, cheers.
btw, you can use fine line tape (looks about 3mm or 1/8") between stripes to keep your spacing even.
Yea, gaps are off a bit but it’s off a bit on all 4 panels. Unfortunately if it was spaced evenly the the holes in the tail panel didn’t line up. It’s not OEM, but it looks fine to me.
Recut or trim the holes, if I remember the grab rail mouldings are big enough to cover any anomaly with the holes. You won't see the holes but you will most certainly notice the uneven lines as your eyes will automatically be drawn to it. If I'm right, you'll be waiting a few days for the stickers to degas before you clear over them, so you still have time! Don't let me down mate.@@true-moto-resto
video was filmed several weeks ago. Body and paint is all finished. I’m happy with it. Thanks for the input.
also, there is No grab bar on the back of this bike, I’d like one but don’t have one (yet?)
Who painted your stuff. It looks great
Thanks! I do all my own paint work. If you check out the prior videos you can see the process
Thanks for commenting. And watching
If there is a prime position on the fuel tap and it is left oni that position the fuel tank will empty its contents thru ur bores and into ur sump👍
Thanks for commenting !!!
here is what I know, while there is a prime position on the pet valve/tank, the tank isn’t on the bike, it’s running off a fuel bottle . The fuel bottle will feed fuel non stop (like being in prime) however…. If the carbs are setup properly, clean and needles and seats are in good shape, that fuel shouldn’t go anywhere once the bowls are full. In fact you will see in an upcoming video that I test all my rebuilt carbs buy feeding them non stop fuel off a bottle for 24-48 hours making sure there are zero leaks and the fuel doesn’t go past the needles/seats once the bowls are full. These carbs were filthy with debris, needles and seats were bad, all the orings and gaskets were bad, and the slide needle on carb 1 was missing parts. These carbs have now passed a 48 hour full fuel feed test (like being on prime) and no longer leak.
Prime position will fill the float bowls quickly without the need for turning the engine over to create vacuume for the pet valve to activate
Thanks for watching and commenting
👍👍👍
What do you do with all those bikes, you can only ride one at time , do you ever sell any?.
Hi Darren, I’m a collector, I buy and hold. Occasionally I sell one to a friend but not often. I ride them from time to time, but to be honest there are a few that are just museum queens. I ride every day in the spring/summer and fall.
Where did you buy that decal kit from thanks
The Image Works in the UK
Thank you
You’re welcome, Graham is amazing to deal with. Great guy and great product