
Not seen this before
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Not seen this before
any idea's what the numbers are all about


- garry,l
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Re: Not seen this before
Seen something similar on a Brit bike many years ago where the guy had stamped numbers on everything to aid reassembly after Stripping the bike for resto.
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Re: Not seen this before
same number on the clamp and top yolk 
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Neil the Don
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Re: Not seen this before
It`s the ex owners pin code.
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thelodgers
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Re: Not seen this before
I can't see it being to aid a rebuild. Why would you stamp it 4 times ?
I think it must be an attempt at security , like a Flintstones version of Datatagging
I think it must be an attempt at security , like a Flintstones version of Datatagging
Contents may settle !
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Re: Not seen this before
Maybe similar to the Stanley numbers that are identical for the headlight, shell and rim? Or maybe foundry #'s?
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My VStrom 1000 K7
Stock bikes: a purple 74 RD350,72 H1,1975 GT550,1975 H2 750 triple (purple of course), 73 CB350 gave 2 Kerry Modified: H2B,82 Yam 650Turbo@18PSI, 75 GT550,75- H1To-Restore:'72 H1,'75 H1, 1974 GT750 Last COMPLETE: 1975 S1
My VStrom 1000 K7
Stock bikes: a purple 74 RD350,72 H1,1975 GT550,1975 H2 750 triple (purple of course), 73 CB350 gave 2 Kerry Modified: H2B,82 Yam 650Turbo@18PSI, 75 GT550,75- H1To-Restore:'72 H1,'75 H1, 1974 GT750 Last COMPLETE: 1975 S1