MT Restorations - Latest Project

Scanlan

Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by Scanlan » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:28 pm

Really nice attention to detail, puts my effort to shame, love those wheels, had new spokes and rims on my xr after stripping and re painting hubs and it makes such a difference couldn't stretch to it on the MT I'll leave that to the next owner.
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vtrsp1da0
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Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by vtrsp1da0 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:38 pm

Dont worry i know how to do the rims ive done many myself that rear one i would not be happy with due to the spokes been twisted/shaped like a banana on the sprocket side
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Mr Shiney

Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by Mr Shiney » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:44 pm

vtrsp1da0 wrote:Dont worry i know how to do the rims ive done many myself that rear one i would not be happy with due to the spokes been twisted/shaped like a banana on the sprocket side

LOL, don't worry the spokes are perfectly installed. Using an ultra wide angle lens in order to get close to the wheel and still have it all in the picture tends to give a distorted view.
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vtrsp1da0
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Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by vtrsp1da0 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:48 pm

Strange the ones on the disc side look fine

The ones on the sprocket side dont look straight and they are easy to get wrong when you do the spokes up they twist aroung take another look
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Mr Shiney

Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by Mr Shiney » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:50 pm

Trust me, its a trick of the photography. They were laced by central wheel but I have done enough in my time to know when they are right or wrong. Not to mention the guy who fitted the tyres also builds wheels for a living commented on how good they were....

:D :D
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vtrsp1da0
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Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by vtrsp1da0 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:59 pm

So long as your happy
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Mr Shiney

Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by Mr Shiney » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:04 pm

vtrsp1da0 wrote:So long as your happy
Yep!! Mind you looking at the picture I can see exactly what you mean. They do look bent like pretzels!

Fortunately in the flesh they look perfectly normal.
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ERNIE

Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by ERNIE » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:05 pm

First things first its mine
And i would like to thank the following people and suppliers for the great help that was given on this rebuild
And for Some who went the extra mile with help
In no particular order
Craig and Emma Appopis
George PI Stalker
Nick Force
Rex Speedshop
Carl Lms
P O Connell
Phil Gunn Transport

Hope i have not forgotten anyone O F**k Mr Shiney :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: for the great job on the spanner work
IF CARLSBERG DID MT IT WOULD BE A SHINEY ONE
Now all i have to do is get it home
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Englishman
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Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by Englishman » Sat Oct 19, 2013 4:27 pm

Nice job well done. Can you help me? Where did you get the stainless steel exhaust trouser guard please? I bought one from LMS but its poor quality and fit and I am looking for something better.
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P.I.STAKER
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Re: MT Restorations - Latest Project

Post by P.I.STAKER » Sat Oct 19, 2013 5:38 pm

thanks ernie

i am sure you will be pleased with it.

we need to see some pictures with it off road now

regards

george
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