Sub frame paddock stand

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Re: Sub frame paddock stand

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simo wrote:Well Kev,you might have one of the slow Blue'uns, but I really like the colour of the engine cases on them later models :thumbup:
You can easily get the cases powder coated to look the same, it's only the clutch cover and water pump cover, and the two alternator cases.

To add to the effect you can get the cam covers done to match, and maybe wheels, rear sprocket carrier.....
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Re: Sub frame paddock stand

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simo wrote:Well Kev,you might have one of the slow Blue'uns, but I really like the colour of the engine cases on them later models :thumbup:
Just in the process of having a spare set of wheels powdercoated to match matey. Only your positive comments with regard to the engine cases prevent me from suggesting you need to visit Specsavers, however you should know blue is most certainly the quickest colour, ask the Campbell family!!!
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i'm with simo the colour of the later storm casings is much nicer, but seen as i have carbon fibre casings on both sides i don't need to repaint, and blue is the fastest end of......... :lol:
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Kev L wrote:
simo wrote:Well Kev,you might have one of the slow Blue'uns, but I really like the colour of the engine cases on them later models :thumbup:
Just in the process of having a spare set of wheels powdercoated to match matey. Only your positive comments with regard to the engine cases prevent me from suggesting you need to visit Specsavers, however you should know blue is most certainly the quickest colour, ask the Campbell family!!!


Why ? :confused

Is soup quick as well then?


Tomato is the most popular soup apparently & that of course is Red.
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MacV2 wrote:
Kev L wrote:
simo wrote:Well Kev,you might have one of the slow Blue'uns, but I really like the colour of the engine cases on them later models :thumbup:
Just in the process of having a spare set of wheels powdercoated to match matey. Only your positive comments with regard to the engine cases prevent me from suggesting you need to visit Specsavers, however you should know blue is most certainly the quickest colour, ask the Campbell family!!!


Why ? :confused

Is soup quick as well then?


Tomato is the most popular soup apparently & that of course is Red.
For the benefit of the Kentish posse The Campbell family did/and do run the Bluebird speed record vehicles, Malcolm & Donald being the main dudes. There was some death involved but they believed blue is the fastest colour. See here -
http://www.bluebirdspeedrecords.com/

But thank you for your highly valued comments Mac
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to be fair though,it wouldn't of been called bluebird if it'd of been custard yellow would it now...
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Quite right Old chap, but I'm sure the blueness of the machine made all the difference. By the way I don't really believe any of this old pony.!!!
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niether do i m8...i must admit i was going to have mine painted the later candy blue until i got a quote...would be cheaper to buy a blue bike

i do like the idea of the under subframe stand you've built though
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tattoo wrote:niether do i m8...i must admit i was going to have mine painted the later candy blue until i got a quote...would be cheaper to buy a blue bike

i do like the idea of the under subframe stand you've built though
i'm about to get mine done in the later candy blue colour, it turns out the colour code has two variants, i've gone for the one closest to the candy finish, you have to paint a silver base coat first so it means more spraying and more paint. the thinners/paint and what not cost me £95 so now it's up to my sprayer, lets see how he does........i'll let you know what happens :thumbup:
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Re: Sub frame paddock stand

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Cheers fella, the stand works a treat.
I am having a pyramid belly pan painted up to match the bike soon, must admit to getting a little nervous of the cost now with all this talk of the price of blue paint :?
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its body paint really mate...... :lol:
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Tell you what mate, your butt looks big in that!!!!
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For the benefit of the Kentish posse The Campbell family did/and do run the Bluebird speed record vehicles, Malcolm & Donald being the main dudes. There was some death involved but they believed blue is the fastest colour. See here -
http://www.bluebirdspeedrecords.com/

But thank you for your highly valued comments Mac
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Er Yeah Kev ''believed'' being the operative word in that sentence Dude, lots of people ''believe'' in Santa Clause & we all know thats a crock to! :Ball Kick:

I also don't think Mr Nobel & Mr Green would agree with that choice of colour either, oh hang on their motah was black, that can't be right..... :sick: .
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