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    RUSS M8
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    Wanted: lots of cheap parts

    May sound like a stupid title; wouldn't we all!
    I am building a real budget fighter out of one of my 70's 2 strokes, it's just a commuter/run about thing.
    So, if anyone had things like;
    Standard good looking footpegs and hangers (after swapping to rearsets)
    Bars (Fat/chrome/cafe racer style - anything considered)
    Cool mirrors (maybe OEM, maybe aftermarket?)
    Some shocks with piggy backs
    Cool/interesting lights/dash/guards/ect they want to get rid of, please let me know.

    Hoping to spend a few hundred bucks and add some modern touches and make it stand out!

    Can't afford to build it up properly ATM...


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    Bloke with a smaller stick
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    Any good ??
    Jesus died for his own sins...NOT MINE !

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    Weekend Warrior
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    love the old small bore gt`s,I have a gt 125

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    Bloke with a smaller stick
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    Si vis pacem, para bellum


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    Aussie Streetfighter Hooligan
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    wow a GT250C last of the last ...paint it Taxaco heron colours get a bazza lid and pretend ur 17 again

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    Tyre destroying, mad bastard menace
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    Fuckin Cafe Racer it! It'd look ace! I want somethin like that to do a cafe project on one day!

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    Aussie Streetfighter Hooligan
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    ^^^im with that man [ not WITH him u understand ..i agree with him ]cue jacktar comment

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    Tyre destroying, mad bastard menace
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    I've got a blue bike chain to replace that fucken pink one if you want it bud

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    Power Hungry, Law Disregarder
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    Hmm, seems like the Cafe theme is the way to go!

    Oh Sharky, how wide is that guard? I might just chop down the guards that are on it. Then some low sweepy kinda bars, custom alloy brackets for some rearsets, pod's Then a paint job and lotsa polishing

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    Bloke with a smaller stick
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    quote:Originally posted by Jockney Rebel

    ^^^im with that man [ not WITH him u understand ..i agree with him ]cue jacktar comment
    Ya fuckin homo.

    There happy now?
    Si vis pacem, para bellum


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    Power Hungry, Law Disregarder
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    Well, off to a good start.... you can never have too many spares lying round, so won ebay item no 140279117848
    Pick it up this arvo

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    Power Hungry, Law Disregarder
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    Well, my blue rocket ship that I picked up for just over $1200 has done 2 weeks of commuting to work and one longer run with no worries at all (once I threw a new set of NGK's in her).
    I had to use two or three parts from my collection of "good bits" that will make up the red one once restoration is complete. But that's OK, I'll cross one bridge at a time.

    I have decided on a Cafe Racer/Flat Tracker look for my commuter - I seem to have a thing about modding all my bikes... So, been scrounging round for suitable parts - already have a set of ace cafe bars with good chrome. And a nice big tacho!

    The tacho leads to my next tale. It's affixed to a GT 250 I just picked up off Ebay. I took a punt on a pile of bits for $120 and it was well worth it!!!




    From the above photos I thought there was at least 100-150 bucks worth of stuff.
    When I got it home and went through it all I found...

    The thing is fitted with an aftermarket electronic ignition!!! If the ign system works that's somewhere above 500 bucks worth of high voltage!

    A cool monster tacho and bracket fitted right in the middle of the top tripple will look ace on my cafe racer
    Now, why would a GT 250 have a tacho and not a speedo?

    Then I found the huge amount of hand welded frame bracing! This thing was obviously a race bike!

    The engine turns over and has heaps of compression, it still has carbs fitted.

    I love my old dungers!!!

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