Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 5:55 pm
Hi guys and Gals.
Just got myself a 95 ZXR750 that was in bits and low sided down Maquarrie Pass for a good price. 3.5 year ago and has been sitting pulled appart since then
So over the last 4 weeks My old man and I have been working on it slowly putting it together and working out the Wiring Loom (Which was pulled out)
So only have to repair and repaint the side fairings and get new tyres and im away
Got it started this arvo!!
So hopefully in a few weeks if you live around Wollongong and ride up the pie shop you might see me!!!
Just got myself a 95 ZXR750 that was in bits and low sided down Maquarrie Pass for a good price. 3.5 year ago and has been sitting pulled appart since then
So over the last 4 weeks My old man and I have been working on it slowly putting it together and working out the Wiring Loom (Which was pulled out)
So only have to repair and repaint the side fairings and get new tyres and im away
Got it started this arvo!!
So hopefully in a few weeks if you live around Wollongong and ride up the pie shop you might see me!!!
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 6:02 pm
Welcome 
I think the ZX7's have been breeding out the back somewhere - a few popping up at the moment
I think the ZX7's have been breeding out the back somewhere - a few popping up at the moment
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 6:45 pm
Welcome
Did the guy throw in the calendar
Hey I think I know her 
Did the guy throw in the calendar
Hey I think I know her
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 6:59 pm
Welcome aboard, enjoy
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 7:06 pm
Hi and Welcome! Make sure you post up a pic once painted. Should come up a treat.
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 7:46 pm
That should turn out reeel purdy like
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 8:15 pm
Goodonya mate, don't resign them Kwika's to the scrap heap, bring em back to their former glory!
Looks like you got some good bare bones to work with there and a Yoshi to boot.
Well done and welcome
Looks like you got some good bare bones to work with there and a Yoshi to boot.
Well done and welcome
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 10:03 pm
gidday mate
and welcome to the asylum
nice 750.... good luck with it
nice calendar too...
nice pushie
nice hose reel and hose
( I worked for a mob who made these)
cheers
and welcome to the asylum
nice 750.... good luck with it
nice calendar too...
nice pushie
nice hose reel and hose
( I worked for a mob who made these)
cheers
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 10:09 pm
Welcome Aboard man... Nice Bike...
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 10:25 pm
G'day mate, nice choice of bike.
Go the 7's!
Go the 7's!
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 11:08 pm
Hey man, Nice bike. Ya just cannot beat the 7s. Good luck, I hope you get it going soon. How hard was that wiring? Looking down the same road myself, but thinking of paying someone to do it. Just so many friking wires in these things....
re: Hello from the Gong
Mon May 23, 2005 11:25 pm
ahh nice choice..and from my old stomping ground too...ahh how i miss maq pass....until i hit the adelaide hills...
re: Hello from the Gong
Tue May 24, 2005 1:16 am
Hello....
re: Hello from the Gong
Tue May 24, 2005 7:34 am
Howdy, good luck with getting the 'ol girl finished off.
Re: re: Hello from the Gong
Tue May 24, 2005 7:58 am
Thanks everyone for the warm welcome
About this hard
It would have been smooth sailing but we had a few gremlins. SOme of the connections in the junction box were faulty as well as the Kill switch, It took us 4 hours of tracing wires to figure out the kill switch was faulty..
And also to make things worse the Australian Bike has different wiring than the US, UK, Canadian Models which were the only models in the Manual
.
So far it took me around 15 hours to it sort of together as in the picture. Then it took us around 30 odd hours to work out the wirirng. And the problems there.
Another pic
HemiDuty wrote:Hey man, Nice bike. Ya just cannot beat the 7s. Good luck, I hope you get it going soon. How hard was that wiring? Looking down the same road myself, but thinking of paying someone to do it. Just so many friking wires in these things....
About this hard
It would have been smooth sailing but we had a few gremlins. SOme of the connections in the junction box were faulty as well as the Kill switch, It took us 4 hours of tracing wires to figure out the kill switch was faulty..
And also to make things worse the Australian Bike has different wiring than the US, UK, Canadian Models which were the only models in the Manual
.
So far it took me around 15 hours to it sort of together as in the picture. Then it took us around 30 odd hours to work out the wirirng. And the problems there.
Another pic