Practice Sportsbike, Readers Restoration feature
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
My bike, restoration plan and goal
This last weekend I had displayed my Honda MBX80 at the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show in Stafford for the second year running, read the report here. For next years show I dont want to show the Honda as my main bike (hopefully it still will be there) so all my attention and focus switches to my AF1 as my main show bike.
So the line in the sand will be that it must be ready by October 25 for display at the Stafford show. the countdown starts now....
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| As it is today 16/10/2024 |
Jobs to do
Bodywork - already own NOS LH + RH fairing panels, NOS fairing V piece. See here:
Nose fairing is 9/10 its status is TBC pos replacement or paint?
Fuel tank - repainted
Seat Unit - repainted
Decal kit - ebay £110
Swing arn + rear subframe + misc part
New bolts - stainless steel + alloy
Cleaning and polishing - various parts
Top yoke - possible needs replacing?
Engine - cleaning
There are a few big jobs there, but actually nothing to crazy to get it show ready. My first job is to pull it apart and prioritise jobs, obviously I will blog each step so you can see the process. the dates are not out yet for the 2025 show but I expect it to be the weekend 11th/12th October.
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