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SAS Tom wrote:I used mine the same way, took the wheels to the powder coaters that way.

Here are the finished items;


Putting them on this weekend!
Ooh 'ansome! What is it with wheels? I almost get a 'woody' just looking at a nice pair. :lol:
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It's all VFR (DCT) round here now. STILL missing my 1100s tho.
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el-nicko wrote:
The Teutonic Tangerine wrote:What is that thing hanging down by the rear wheel from the bevel box?
Would you believe I suffer from travel sickness and that's my 'anti-static' earth? :lol:
Well i never knew you could get travel sickness on a bike
Would a open face helmet help?
My bike shines when it rains!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Dai wiskers wrote:
el-nicko wrote:
The Teutonic Tangerine wrote:What is that thing hanging down by the rear wheel from the bevel box?
Would you believe I suffer from travel sickness and that's my 'anti-static' earth? :lol:
Well i never knew you could get travel sickness on a bike
Would a open face helmet help?
I'll try wearing it 'back to front' :lol:
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It's all VFR (DCT) round here now. STILL missing my 1100s tho.
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el-nicko wrote:
Dai wiskers wrote:
el-nicko wrote: Would you believe I suffer from travel sickness and that's my 'anti-static' earth? :lol:
Well i never knew you could get travel sickness on a bike
Would a open face helmet help?
I'll try wearing it 'back to front' :lol:
Somehow i don't think that would work

When out on fishing boats i always take ginger root caplets two of the one a day ones in the morning before leaving home

If the anti static strip works no need to try anything else
My bike shines when it rains!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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el-nicko wrote:
SAS Tom wrote:I used mine the same way, took the wheels to the powder coaters that way.

Here are the finished items;


Putting them on this weekend!
Ooh 'ansome! What is it with wheels? I almost get a 'woody' just looking at a nice pair. :lol:
I like just looking at them like that! Don't really want to cover them up with brake discs given how they look!
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Perhaps that explains why one year when at the NEC bike show I left my daughter in charge of the camera (not so much a perv if you get your 12 year old to take the pics of the Bennetts babes or the Carole Nash girls :) ) ... and she filled the memory card with 200 plus pics of wheels, no bikes just wheels, when questioned why she just said "I like wheels"
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slparry wrote:Perhaps that explains why one year when at the NEC bike show I left my daughter in charge of the camera (not so much a perv if you get your 12 year old to take the pics of the Bennetts babes or the Carole Nash girls :) ) ... and she filled the memory card with 200 plus pics of wheels, no bikes just wheels, when questioned why she just said "I like wheels"
That kids got taste. :lol:
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Ohlins, Galfers, Dymags, and a smattering of rim-tape..........

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SAS Tom wrote:I used mine the same way, took the wheels to the powder coaters that way.

Here are the finished items;

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Putting them on this weekend!
They look fantastic. Im toying with the idea of getting mine done in a dark colour over winter when I pull mine off the road for a freshen up. (clutch and a bit of paint) It will have over 110,000 km up by then. What color is that?

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Blackal wrote:Ohlins, Galfers, Dymags, and a smattering of rim-tape..........

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Al :D

OMG

Al. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rim tape :shock: and I thought you was a real biker lol

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Rim tape's lush - man :twisted:
If I am ever on life support - Unplug me......
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See if that works .....
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Blackal wrote:Rim tape's lush - man :twisted:
not so for the rubber brake pipes :protest:
Yesterday R1100S 03, today K1300s sport
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South_Oz wrote:
SAS Tom wrote:I used mine the same way, took the wheels to the powder coaters that way.

Here are the finished items;

Image

Putting them on this weekend!
They look fantastic. Im toying with the idea of getting mine done in a dark colour over winter when I pull mine off the road for a freshen up. (clutch and a bit of paint) It will have over 110,000 km up by then. What color is that?

Dave
That is metallic black believe it or not! Had them done by triple S in bingley. Not cheap at £180 bu they did a brilliant job and made sure no threads or mating surfaces were coated so it was just a case of putting the new bearings in and brake discs on.

Don't seem to have a better picture on the bike but here they are;

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ned1 wrote:
Blackal wrote:Rim tape's lush - man :twisted:
not so for the rubber brake pipes :protest:
Braded brake lines are for show, on the road............

Unless someone can convince me that they perform as pressure-multipliers. :roll:

Most people change them cos it's something that they can afford or justify on cost - while kidding on that they somehow transform the bike.

I have virtually no play in my levers, can stand the bike on its nose with two fingers.............

Now - Rim Tape............ that stuff is good for at least 5mph more, and an extra 10 torques in the midrange :wink:


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SAS Tom wrote:I used mine the same way, took the wheels to the powder coaters that way.

Here are the finished items;

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Putting them on this weekend!
They look a nice job who did them? I am wanting some car wheels done this winter. Good excuse for a day out in the fantastic city of Leeds.
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