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Winter project Started

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I know it's not officially winter yet, but up here we've had snow and frosts and the gritters have been out so I guess that's the end of riding until spring.

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Therefore I decided to give the H1 a winter overhaul, including getting the frame powder coated so I stripped it down a couple of weeks ago and dropped the frame off at ROMAX in Stockton-on-Tees last Monday before going away for the week. I got a phone call on Tuesday to say it was ready - less than 24 hours.

Picked it up yesterday and as usual they have done a fantastic job.

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Just need to put it back together now.
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Looking good.

I think we should start a new section for bikes in da house
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Nice to see a multi-purpose curtain pole :wink:
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nice H1D 8)
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Stevec wrote:Looking good.

I think we should start a new section for bikes in da house
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how do you get away with bikes in the house !!!my wife would devorce me mmmmm? :lol:
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Chris Todd wrote:how do you get away with bikes in the house !!!my wife would devorce me mmmmm? :lol:
The answer's in there Chris - then life is so simple.
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:lol: :lol: good answer :D
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Bikes in the house?
Yeah baby!


Kitchen......
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Sitting room....
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Androu wrote:
Chris Todd wrote:how do you get away with bikes in the house !!!my wife would devorce me mmmmm? :lol:
The answer's in there Chris - then life is so simple.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Lookn good andrew. and james " fk me look at all them spares, :shock: would luv a rake thru them,,, :)
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greedy bugger James with all those spares!! :shock: :shock:
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Another indoor project :D

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That's a nice GS 1000S, always fancied one of them when I had my Z900.

A week's a long time in the garage, or is that Politics? Anyway the H1 frame has moved from the kitchen to the garage and is starting to go back together. Roll on spring.

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