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Tim Steele
PostPosted: Wed Aug 13, 2014 5:55 pm 
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Chris A7
PostPosted: Wed Aug 13, 2014 6:18 pm 

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Really incredible work. The colour scheme is amazing - my dad owned an Eddie Lawson replica for a while and this looks even better.
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sjetmech
PostPosted: Wed Aug 13, 2014 7:17 pm 

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I I really worked hard on the restoration of it and finding parts for it but I'm real happy with the way
It turn out.I'm going to put a set of BST carbon wheels on it and Adams 7 inch over arm with an air tank built in and a set of reed boxes flannery cylinders billet heads.
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snorunner
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That's a great looking bike. What is that aftermarket right side cover on the motor from?
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sjetmech
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Mike @ Matrix machine it's a lockup clutch cover.
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sjetmech
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Chris A7 wrote:
Really incredible work. The colour scheme is amazing - my dad owned an Eddie Lawson replica for a while and this looks even better.

Thanks do u have a pic of what that bike looked like??
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BBP
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Wow thats really cool.....sleak and elegant.....very nice :thumbup:

THX Phil
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sandman900ss
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What a unique and bad ass H2! So well done- great choices made, such great attitude and looks. Would love to hear that one scream! :twisted:

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sjetmech
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Thanks guys for the comments.
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BarryB
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Well done :thumbup:

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