Finally got my living room back :)

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Finally got my living room back :)

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2 years and 2 months later we have a new rider:

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Harv had to take it for a spin, you'll have to click on it.

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Big thanks go to:

RB for flogging us the bag of shite in the first place :D

Very big thanks to John Edge for helping us with putting the frame to rights and all the other bits he helped/advised us with :smt023
Gary Horsman for his NOS parts from NZ/UK - top man
Repro Decals - can't fault their service
Glyn Fisher for the polishing
Bob Cooper - Stafford, for the chroming
Dave Higgs for his pipes
Wolfie who helped me with the lectrics

And any others that we have had parts/advice from - thank you.

:smt023 :D
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Post by Charlie Brown »

That's a cool looking bike, very nice job 8)
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That looks lovely Ali + Harv..I really like the colour as well..If it was mine i would blank off the reflectors on the headlamp ears and tail piece with small black grommets..or use orange indicators..That said a special is a special and its the interpretation of the builders idea and that looks brill. :smt023
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well done :wink: :smt023
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like it :smt023 :smt023 :smt023 tartan
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Looking good :smt023

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Haha Ali, not put it on yet, wanted to make sure the oil was going through ok, got to get mirrors and a steering damper yet also
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Harv. ive been watching this project closely youve done a good job Rich :)
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Hey what about Angels input, husband & wife effort - we did it together :lol

Thanks tho, he's a good un my Harv :smt023
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It looks brilliant :smt023
You didnt want a new bathroom anyway Al :lol: :lol:
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That paint job is superb 8)
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And a big thanks to Malc Anderson who added his input on my idea on the decals :smt023

New bathroom coming next year :D
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Post by Wolfie »

Colour still not to my taste but I must admit it looks better than I expected.. almost Peacock H1 coloured...

Good to see that you finally got there.. and got your house back.
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Love the colour.. Very nice bike you got there :smt023
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I have an empty space in my front room now, and it does seem very empty. I suppose I best put the table and chairs back... but I could put my KH250 B2 there tho :lol: :lol: :lol:

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wow that is stunning what a great colour :smt023

why put your living room back together just start another bike you know you want to :lol:
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So how does it feel having a bike you built as opposed to one you bought already done?
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NICE work guys.............will it be coming darn sarf next year???? :smt023
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Gerald, obviously we are not experts just enthusiasts and thought we would buy a 72 H2 project to have a go at doing it ourselves. The H2B we bought already restored; albeit a few things had to be changed as you know. The 72 H2 well, it has been an experience, it was well worth doing, you learn by experience as they say - would we do it again? I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5, but I want my living room back :D We'll see :smt023 and Harv keeps mumbling on about H2C - I won't repeat the words on here that I reply :lol: :lol: :lol:
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well done you two, the bike looks and sounds great :smt023

BTW wolfie, its nowt like Peacock Grey :shock:
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sweet angel wrote: I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5,
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sweet angel wrote:Gerald, obviously we are not experts just enthusiasts and thought we would buy a 72 H2 project to have a go at doing it ourselves. The H2B we bought already restored; albeit a few things had to be changed as you know. The 72 H2 well, it has been an experience, it was well worth doing, you learn by experience as they say - would we do it again? I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5, but I want my living room back :D We'll see :smt023 and Harv keeps mumbling on about H2C - I won't repeat the words on here that I reply :lol: :lol: :lol:
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