Frame weight?
- malc87
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Frame weight?
What weight is a 72/73 H2 bare frame? 
- petearis
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Re: Frame weight?
I haven't got one of those, but I've got and early H1 frame which will give you an idea I suppose
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Re: Frame weight?
stick it on the bathroom scales

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Re: Frame weight?
Do we get a prize for guessing it right.

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Re: Frame weight?
have one with swing arm at my office but nothing to weigh it!
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Re: Frame weight?
H1(A) frame without swinging arm or other bits is 28Kg on my bathroom scales. I suppose an H2 is a bit porkierTartan Triple wrote:stick it on the bathroom scales![]()
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Re: Frame weight?
Cheers Pete

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Re: Frame weight?
Fxck me .......more wheeling and dealing ehh. Still you are now RETIRED so guess you gotta do sommit ehh. Thats too heavy for Hermes to send BTW

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Re: Frame weight?
I have a bare H2 frame wrapped up under a tarpaulin that I can get out and weigh on the bathroom scales if you like
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Re: Frame weight?
That would help Eric 
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Re: Frame weight?
Fuck me this has got to the best help kawasaki triple site in the {world} ?? 
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Re: Frame weight?
It is

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Re: Frame weight?
How soon does he want it i should be going over to france in the van this year
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Re: Frame weight?
OK Malc I`ll weigh it this morning.
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Re: Frame weight?
Malc the frame weighs 21.3 kg with bottom yoke attached (I`d forgotten I fitted it) so 19 - 20 kg would be it`s weight.
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Re: Frame weight?
Cheers Eric and THANK YOU

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Re: Frame weight?
Just had another look at the weight of my H1 frame. It's about 18kg not 28 - silly me mixing up the old imperial and metric scalesEric wrote:Malc the frame weighs 21.3 kg with bottom yoke attached (I`d forgotten I fitted it) so 19 - 20 kg would be it`s weight.
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Re: Frame weight?
I did wonder pete

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Re: Frame weight?
OK i stand corrected....said the man with the orthopedic shoes This IS the best triples site in the WORLD
