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Got the lucazade beast dirty

Was good to get out to clear my head.
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Man how I hate rusty old stuff!
Front center studs on the RD350YPVS case were rusty and fitting sleeves screwed up.
Usual methods for removing failed, so welded a nut on each stud. Tried the first with the rattle gun - not a good idea. It broke off immediately.
Tried the second one with a spanner and an old RD stanchion as an elongation which worked as intended.
After welding a second nut on the first stud the above method was strong enough to separate the nut from the stud...
So I tried a third run of welding and wrenching which finally worked.
I wasn't really surprised that one of the fitting sleeves was stuck, too. So I welded a washer on the upper edge and got it off with a chisel.
I guess I'll leave the other 6 studs as is....
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Nice that Al, the bike and the scenery, whereabouts was that?

I put some handguards, a cheap screen and an exhaust hanger (so I could remove the pillion peg hangers) on the lil Duke and started running her in.

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Mav617 wrote: Sat Jan 16, 2021 4:50 pm Nice that Al, the bike and the scenery, whereabouts was that?
Hi Mav, Top picture is Malvern, bottom picture Upton on Severn, stayed in my own county, but just went down roads I had never been down and enjoyed the views.
Had to keep stopping to clean the crap off my visor, but was good to perfectly catch the only 2hrs of sun we had here

Your little KTM looks fun
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Tried the MT a run with the ghey heated grips fitted, jesus what a difference they made, toasty warm,
then took dori to the garage a spin to top it up with super unleaded :thumbup: , god iv missed riding that old girl a LOT.

started the LC and just sat watching it and smelling it. :eek2
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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Started putting the repainted bodywork on the 68 Trophy ImageImage
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Looking great Duffy, it's coming on a treat 8) :clap:

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sirch345 wrote:Looking great Duffy, it's coming on a treat 8) :clap:

Chris.
Thanks Chris just got to sort the sticking carb then the tank can be fitted Image


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looks better than new Duffy :clap:
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Looking good mate :thumbup:
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Cheers Al & Kev it’s certainly give the old girl a lift


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duffy that trumpet is proper lovely looking :clap: :clap:
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Cheers it’s my 1968 LC


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Duffy1964 wrote: Mon Jan 18, 2021 1:02 pm
sirch345 wrote:Looking great Duffy, it's coming on a treat 8) :clap:

Chris.
Thanks Chris just got to sort the sticking carb then the tank can be fitted Image


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Flooding I imagine :wink:
If not I'm sure whatever it is you'll soon have it fixed,

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Mav617 wrote: Sat Jan 16, 2021 4:50 pm Nice that Al, the bike and the scenery, whereabouts was that?

I put some handguards, a cheap screen and an exhaust hanger (so I could remove the pillion peg hangers) on the lil Duke and started running her in.

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Looking good Mav :thumbup:

How's the screen working out :?:

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