The silk purse is complete

The stickers went on Saturday, thanks to the expert supply and application of Rob..

Sooooo, its finished.. I will add a couple more stickers and some numbers later, but for now, this is it...

Here's a pic of what it looked like when I got it and what it looks like now.

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Very sharp...

Can't wait to see it in action.

That looks fantastic, great work

Off to the track tomorrow, so lets hope it looks the same when I get home..

Big thanks to everyone who helped along the way, too.
In particuar, Damon who got the fairings sorted and regularly came over to help, and drink beer with me... cheers mate, really appreciate it.

Strika - For checking the bike and bringing it up here from Melb
Rob - for the stickers and application
Frank - for helping with the frame respray and temp gauge.
Brian - for the sprockets and the tips.

Nobby - for shipping the fairings I got with it to Melb.. I needed the cash..

Hoffy and Glen for coming over after rides and drinking my beer and watching me swear at the thing..

and my Misses who still hasn't forgiven me for neglecting her and the kids for the last couple of months.. Its been a dry few weeks I can tell you..

oh and Carlton United breweries for supplying the pain killers...

Tis "WELL MINGIN'" Dave, well done.



BTW, Could you have done it without me and Glen..really

Good Stuff Dave, when's it hit the Creek ?.


OH keep an eye out for turn 1 mate

Wicked mate...wicked...

That looks great!!!! I love it

Tis "WELL MINGIN'" Dave, well done.



BTW, Could you have done it without me and Glen..really

Christ how did I miss this.

I doubt it Hoffy. I like to think of our part as "inspirational". ie why would you want to waste your Sundays out riding that lovely green 10 in the garage when you could be in the safe and secure surrounds of that very same garage smacking your head against a brick wall.

And besides if we didn't drink those beers Dave would've just had a bigger hangover. The things we do

Nice job by the way mate.

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- bloody oath it looks the business

Have you got the PCRA calendar for 2007 yet ?? Those weekends will be *quarantined* !!

...very cool Dave

top job

Tis "WELL MINGIN'" Dave, well done.



BTW, Could you have done it without me and Glen..really

Christ how did I miss this.

I doubt it Hoffy. I like to think of our part as "inspirational". ie why would you want to waste your Sundays out riding that lovely green 10 in the garage when you could be in the safe and secure surrounds of that very same garage smacking your head against a brick wall.

And besides if we didn't drink those beers Dave would've just had a bigger hangover. The things we do

Nice job by the way mate.

I luv that brick wall... it felt so relaxing after working on the 7..

and your right guys, you were the key players in me getting the bike fixed quicker...

Bwah, photochopped! na seriously good work, let the good times roll huh

pretty