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8541Hawk
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Sprocket cover

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As I never really liked the Coerce sprocket covers and I was bored and also had a spare sprocket cover.....well you should be able to guess what happened next..... :lol:

First drill a bunch of holes....

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Get rid of the big extra bit.....

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After a little die grinder and dremel practice.....

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Finally a bit of paint and superleggera sprocket cover ....

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Looks good Hawk,

The "Old Girl" is certainly getting some attention ! :thumbup:
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That's a neat little thing
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that looks proper nice :thumbup:
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Very nice mate :thumbup:
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that looks the part :thumbup:
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looking good Mike :)
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I'm worried Hawk might be coming down with a mild case of OCMD.

Lots of us on here know the symptoms, starts out with one small thing and escalates into a major project.

We better keep an eye on him . :thumbup:
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would love to talk him down but I am dealing with my own outbreak, lol (for the umpteenth time...)
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I do hope OCMD is not contagious :eh: :lol:

Nice work Mike with the sprocket cover :thumbup:

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Looks good that. Post pics of it when its installed would ya !
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