Yep!

big stink wrote:Yep!

Haha! The plastic bag with the pen gave it away

Sometimes lings.com (lings honda) can be cheaper on stuff if your making a bigger order and DSS don't have it in stock (as they get their special order stuff from lings)

Front calipers and discs needed a bit of attention.
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Controls, after grit blasting, the clip ons revealed a nasty little surprise. Both of them were cracked right through.Now i`m not saying that they would have failed and snapped completely, but it made me think what if!
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Absolutely stunning work your doing there, very impressive. Good luck with the rest of the build.

Yokes needed blasting and painting, new genuine bearings and seals were pressed in.
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What did you paint discs with? I have a set i'm doing up and not got a paint yet.

Very nice work!

Blasting and repainting makes a world of difference, looks new! I'm adding a blasting cabinet to my Christmas list now!

Druid

That's a great restoration job you're doing there. Keep up the good work.