1970 H1 Project

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1970 H1 Project

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As some of you know I acquired this a while back.

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Here are some pics of the slow progress

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Getting there Pete Thumbs Up
Keep the pics coming :D
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A Few More Pics

Most of the chroming done
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New fork legs
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Respoked original rims with Avon Roadriders
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did you buy repro forks Pete if so how did you do the bushes also where did you get the spokes
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Chris Todd wrote:did you buy repro forks Pete if so how did you do the bushes also where did you get the spokes
Yes they are the forks we spoke about a while back.A local engineering firm did them for me for nowt as they owed me one.
The spokes were done by a local guy also,im sure he gets them from Central Wheels
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Hmm, "a bit of a tidy up" you said :smt102
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I'm not doing any more, that's what you said :lol:
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more shinny bits

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The fun bit has started
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g6mow wrote:Hmm, "a bit of a tidy up" you said :smt102
This should tidy her up :smt102 :D

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I think I just felt movement in my groin 8)
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Hernia ?
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Someone pinching yer wallet?
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Too many barbys!!!
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Final piece of the jigsaw fitted tonight

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Looking good! :D :D :D
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That's some jigsaw Pete... Thumbs Up
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just amazes me the effort and quality of work carried out be club members on restorations,dare i say,i do believe we are the best at it.At Dijon last year,an h2,restored by a well known eurpro,17000 euros,did rims,all pattern cables,so so many things wrong,
well done Pete,another quality bit of work Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up 8)
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Tartan Triple wrote:At Dijon last year,an h2,restored by a well known eurpro,17000 euros,did rims,all pattern cables,so so many things wrong,
This one I believe
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thats the one nick,pipe from master cylinder,tacho cable,clutch cable,rims wrong nuts bolts,looks nice but it has to be right!!! Thumbs Up
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What made you decide to use the electronic ignition sticker on the side panel?
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El Presidente wrote:Hernia ?
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