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gsxrtriple
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by gsxrtriple »
finally got my h1 on the road went for a short damp spin all seams good

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drayman
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by drayman »
gsxrtriple wrote:finally got my h1 on the road went for a short damp spin all seams good

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Then in the Bear And Bells for a pint

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Peter Mac
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by Peter Mac »
Good job .. Another one saved & on the road

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30yrs-on
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by 30yrs-on »
nice

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Nigel S
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by Nigel S »
drayman wrote:gsxrtriple wrote:finally got my h1 on the road went for a short damp spin all seams good

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Ha Ha. That was my first thought when I see the pictures.

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husson73
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by husson73 »
nice job but you should have grey front light brackets not black

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gsxrtriple
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by gsxrtriple »
any one knows a good grey colour match for the fork ears
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Neil the Don
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by Neil the Don »
gsxrtriple wrote:any one knows a good grey colour match for the fork ears
Its more a dullish silver than grey. The ubiquitious Unipart Steel Wheels was the right colour !!