Next project
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Re: Next project
It is in a bit better nick than the liquid cooled 250 I have sitting around - must do something with it one day
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- supersparky
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Re: Next project
I had one of those, back in the day. Not sure that fuel tank will hold fuel anymore Eddy.
Cheers
David
David and Terrie with Bandit the travelling companion
2006 Winnebago Alpine
Recently retired and loving it.
David
David and Terrie with Bandit the travelling companion
2006 Winnebago Alpine
Recently retired and loving it.
- T1 Terry
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Re: Next project
A picture of the trailer? The Virago is probably part of a large pile of scrap metal somewhere in Adelaide, so not particularly photogenic so to speak Next time I'm up at the yard I'll take a few photos of the melted top trailer if that was what you were after ....Greynomad wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 9:16 pm John,
Good luck with the next restoration project!
We hope to visit sometime in Feb '24 to inspect progress.
T1,Pics please Terry?There was a Yamaha Virago 250 V twin, complete with a towbar and a trailer, in the workshop, the fire didn't do it a lot of good, the trailer was outside but the plastic top/body part has melted ..... my hips, knees and licence won't tolerate me having another big, so if anyone wants the trailer, it's yours ....
T1 Terry
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Well. Not quite the RD350 but thought I should do this one first. Bought it years ago secondhand to use on the fruit block. Very handy as a runaround checking sprinklers and used it a lot laying and removing drip line when I grew vegies. Was going to put a small boomspray on it to kill the coltrop ( prickly little creeping weeds) But of course it wouldn't go until I did some work on it and one thing lead to another. Interesting thing. The plastic was very dirty and oxidized. Good old google told me a heat gun would restore it so I cleaned and scrubbed it and sure enough the heat gun took it back to its bright blue.
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Looks good John.
I had one similar, had to watch your heels from the rear tyre.
Bernie.
I had one similar, had to watch your heels from the rear tyre.
Bernie.
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Don't let Ray near it. I have a project for you as well
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Hey Dot I've got a job for you as well!!!
Ironic how everyone has a job for someone else!!!
Ironic how everyone has a job for someone else!!!
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