Banoffee's NC30

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Sun Aug 09, 2009 9:56 pm

F. Yeah, I read it should have silver forks. Other things to do first though :grin:
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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by alexwitham » Sun Aug 09, 2009 10:24 pm

nice tidy looking motor u got yourself there.
same colour scheme as mine, obviously R/W/B is the best scheme to have :grin:

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Tue Aug 11, 2009 6:00 pm

New generator+gasket, oil and filter, speed derestrictor and earthing upgrade kit now all fitted.

Charging problem is no more :grin:

Big thanks to Rick Oliver for the great service on several bits I needed :up:
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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Sun Aug 23, 2009 4:22 pm

Have now finished with the jobs I'd planned. All in with years' tax and mot including the bike comes just shy of my budget of £1500 and done in 3 weeks.

It's had...

Speedo overlay
Derestriction resistor
Reg/rec
Alternator
Battery
Earthing upgrade kit
Plugs
Air filter and breather filter
Oil and filter
EBC pads front and back
Goodridge front and back
Various OEM fasteners and other small bits
Carbs cleaned
Cables lubed
Chain cleaned, lubed and adjusted
Minor repairs to bodywork then t-cutted and polished

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by alexwitham » Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:46 am

great looking nc you got there.

t cut....hmm. ive always given the idea of t-cutting my paintwork a thought, but never actually done it. does it actually work?

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by Sam » Mon Aug 24, 2009 1:03 pm

Very nice. Well done. :grin:

Just one question... whats this earthing upgrade kit?

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:01 pm

regarding t-cutting, I actually used rubbing compound. has worked really well everytime I've used it and really freshens up tired paintwork. then followed by lots of turtle-wax's finest and elbow grease. it made a huge difference on both this bike and my other 80's toy, a GSXR750 (which often gets comments on how good the paint looks for 23yrs old...)

the earthing kit I got from Rick Oliver. it earths the coils, battery, loom to the engine. I was having charging problems and they are cheap so decided to give one a go. not sure if it makes a huge difference but the theory of better earthing is a good one.
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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:03 pm

also - just remembered that having looked at 2 other NC30's in the colour scheme that I have some gold stripes missing from the fairing sides. have ordered some from ebay :)
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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by banoffee » Wed Aug 26, 2009 2:58 pm

Some new toys arrived today so it seemed rude not to fit them right away :grin:

Special order Fuel stainless oval can - 400mm sleeve length and no badge

Renthal 42t rear sprocket

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Re: Project has started - my NC30

Post by Drunkn Munky » Wed Aug 26, 2009 3:01 pm

Thats looking real nice now fella, and all for under £1500! bargin!


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