You have done a good job with the paint work mate all by rattle can, i love the sound of her on the over run really sweet, bloody hell where you trying to set you and the bike on fire, you where lucky, i am really enjoying these videos Adam keep them coming buddy and stay safe
Ah thanks matey, i am quite prowd of the paint to be fair, was a learning curve doing it, give myself a nit of time and i'll do the mudguard and nose cone to match and probably do the repairs to the tank and tail piece at same time, with some fuel proof laquer aswell. Yes it sounds rich dont it😎 I couldnt believe the fuel pipe, well luckily it didnt flash off! Rhsnks for your comments, glad ypur enjoying thr vids i will be doing more as tome goes, and including the other bikes to, cheers dude
Have you noticed the mostly plastic quick release fuel connectors on eBay? As so far the items I have installed seem to work quite well. I appreciate you weren’t having a problem removing the fuel pipe but for me employing these neat, inexpensive, little devices has been so much more pleasurable and far less paint removing than my lifetimes attempts at pipe separation; rather than balancing the fuel tank in one cradled arm while randomly stabbing off the regular type fuel pipe clamps with a rusty screw driver method (or similar!). Nice to see the slab sided machine in action and I also very much like the FJ1100 😎👍
Great fun Ad. Heh, fuel hoses eh, tsk. I find the fork leaks for a while but when they stop leaking and lubing the discs its time to fill em up again. My 1100M was always a bit fluffy when hot, I think it needed the mixtures looking at. Nice to see it getting used again, it looks very lightweight for its power. Turbo charger next ?.
Hi Graham, yes i'm ok thankyou for asking, had a big case of life stuff going on preventing me from putting out any decent videos for quite some time, but, i am nearly ready to get cracking on the slabby some more with views to get it looking as good as posible for a bike show in october this year! Its literaly been put back on the ramp this last week or so and i'll be dusting off the cameras and hopefully giving a little run down on things that have happened and things that are going to happen this year😎
Great vid and build 👌 What handlebar risers and handlebars have you used and where you source them plz? What battery do you use and where is it mounted plz ? You can get 2 pack lacquer in rattle can format - this will protect against petrol spillage problems but is slightly trickier to use but will flat and polish really nice . Did you get your inspiration for this build from Dodge's 1100 ? Cheerz .
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I had chance to borrow an 85 1100 gixxer,many,many years ago.What an engine.Definitely grunty.All the best.
Thanks mate
You was a lucky boy. She's pulling very clean now. Leave her alone and enjoy the sunshine Adam.
Yes, its finaly there now!
You have done a good job with the paint work mate all by rattle can, i love the sound of her on the over run really sweet, bloody hell where you trying to set you and the bike on fire, you where lucky, i am really enjoying these videos Adam keep them coming buddy and stay safe
Ah thanks matey, i am quite prowd of the paint to be fair, was a learning curve doing it, give myself a nit of time and i'll do the mudguard and nose cone to match and probably do the repairs to the tank and tail piece at same time, with some fuel proof laquer aswell.
Yes it sounds rich dont it😎
I couldnt believe the fuel pipe, well luckily it didnt flash off!
Rhsnks for your comments, glad ypur enjoying thr vids i will be doing more as tome goes, and including the other bikes to, cheers dude
Have you noticed the mostly plastic quick release fuel connectors on eBay?
As so far the items I have installed seem to work quite well.
I appreciate you weren’t having a problem removing the fuel pipe but for me employing these neat, inexpensive, little devices has been so much more pleasurable and far less paint removing than my lifetimes attempts at pipe separation; rather than balancing the fuel tank in one cradled arm while randomly stabbing off the regular type fuel pipe clamps with a rusty screw driver method (or similar!).
Nice to see the slab sided machine in action and I also very much like the FJ1100 😎👍
😆 yes i'll look into that, good shout👍
Glad your enjoying the vids, i'm getting lots of nice feedback which great🙂
Great fun Ad. Heh, fuel hoses eh, tsk. I find the fork leaks for a while but when they stop leaking and lubing the discs its time to fill em up again.
My 1100M was always a bit fluffy when hot, I think it needed the mixtures looking at.
Nice to see it getting used again, it looks very lightweight for its power.
Turbo charger next ?.
Oh yeah shes light weight alright, wait till i get a turbo on there!!!
Hope you’re ok mate. Will you be doing more videos on your gsxr
Hi Graham, yes i'm ok thankyou for asking, had a big case of life stuff going on preventing me from putting out any decent videos for quite some time, but, i am nearly ready to get cracking on the slabby some more with views to get it looking as good as posible for a bike show in october this year!
Its literaly been put back on the ramp this last week or so and i'll be dusting off the cameras and hopefully giving a little run down on things that have happened and things that are going to happen this year😎
Sounds well matey 👍🤙
Great vid and build 👌
What handlebar risers and handlebars have you used and where you source them plz?
What battery do you use and where is it mounted plz ?
You can get 2 pack lacquer in rattle can format - this will protect against petrol spillage problems but is slightly trickier to use but will flat and polish really nice .
Did you get your inspiration for this build from Dodge's 1100 ? Cheerz .