MT Riders Club

Hi all,

Finally got the MT back together. Stripped, painted and generally sorted out as I went along - still need to get the thing to run properly, but I will post a few details of that in the technical area and perhaps pick up a few clues from you experts.

Anyway, a few pics, before & after . . . . . .

That looks really good. I liked to see before and after pictures. What are those handle bars you have there?

Stewart

looks awesome man .....
nice work..
but i do have a soft spot for blue ones. mine was blue last year..

abdallah

Nice work fella!

Daj

Im liking those bars too... i think they would look the part on the flat tracker.

Pete

most excellent job John!.... you've inspired me to tidy up my bike......and my garden ( note to self.... must get a fire pit sorted!)

Nice job, its a bit of a homecoming now shes back to green, I just cant get get used to them in any other colour, it just dont seem right. Great job Bestcraft.

Looked lovely in blue (as they all do). Can't thionk why you changed it! but all the best to you. Yours is now just like 98% of the rest. Well done, your happy, enjoy it as you want.
All the best,
David.

I would say John that you have a really early bike because of the sight tube on the tank. This idea was soon dropped as full scale production commenced. Ive got one on my 2nd bike it,s no 000093.

digger wrote:I would say John that you have a really early bike because of the sight tube on the tank. This idea was soon dropped as full scale production commenced. Ive got one on my 2nd bike it,s no 000093.

I had hoped that this was the case, and looking at the well worn ID plate on the headstock, the number appeared to be 000192, making it a fairly early bike - however, having a sort through the documentation tonight, I have found the MOD disposal form and the chassis number is listed as 000992 - putting it pretty much (and unexcitingly) right in the middle !!!
Never mind, I must have someone elses tank !

I do think it is a neat idea though !