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Discussion in 'Your 250cc Projects' started by monsigna, Dec 2, 2014.

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    Also cutting fluid like rocol helps mate
     
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    The exhaust should seal on the gasket, so broken flange will not be a worry.
     
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    Thanks again chaps. I use cutting fluid.
     
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    Been working on my CBR600F3 today, still had time to do some work on the bracketry....shot blasting was the order of the day.......

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    Moo Plodge Racing!!!

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    seen what your doing with the gsxr i call for a second project thread for the 600 :)
     
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    Mmmm that gives me an idea :D
     
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    I know, put the 600 engine into the 250 :)
     
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    where's my tape measure?
     
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    10891773_10203476852225347_910264653810966616_n.jpg Been busy painting & detailing............
     
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    Oh Come on weather!!! I cant work on the bike when its ruddy -4 all the time Grrr!!!
     
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    That seems a reasonable price.
     
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    We suffer the same fate here except we call it a day when it reaches 40 +................ beer time !!:thumb_ups:
     
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    Its so annoying phil, I have got so far with the project, now the frame & engine assembly are just sitting in my shed awaiting further input, but I have a mountain of parts that need a re-furb but the shot blaster is all clogged up because its so damp, so the shed is a total mess, parts literally everywhere, all frozen outside, I want to spray paint many parts, but its not good practice in these temps. so frustrating.
     
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    Hear what your saying, alas we can't control the weather. This big chill that is causing havoc in the northern hemisphere will eventually pass and you be able to get back to "1" of your favourite pass times. Patience is a virtue my friend. :D
     
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    Well, back on track (ish) I was able to get into the shed last weekend, I gunked the engine, so its relatively oil free now, just need to separate the motor from the frame, then its sand and paint the frame then re-assemble the whole bike.

    I had a digital failure!....my phone died, and it wiped all the 'step-by-step' photos I had taken when I removed bike parts. So I have no record of where stuff goes, i'm pretty good at remembering, so hopefully it will all come back to me.

    I have (last month) passed my big bike test here in the UK, and have been working on my Honda CBR 600 F3 1996 (in the house lol) I have been out on it, and what a rocket!....
     
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    Good to hear your back at it.
    Three dimentional jigsaw puzzles are good for the brain power.
     
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    Looking good so far. Nice work Ade! Please keep us posted on the developments.

    Your GSXR restoration is being featured in the BikeBuilds.net directory here: Monsigna's GSXR 250 Restoration.
    We’re currently displaying only a reduced-size photo (similar to what you’d find in Google Images).
    We'd like to ask for your permission to publish the original full-size image with your build listing.

    If anyone would like to have a build of their own listed, just shoot me a PM with a link to the build thread and we’ll take care of the rest.
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    No problem. Yes you have my permissio.
     
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    Now to cut down these 8 exhaust flanges to fit. I could not find any original ones. 20150314_123519.jpg
     
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