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The way it was found.
The way it appears now in Glacier Blue.
The first step on a bike this original, is to document everything possible on teardown. Check the wire runs, clamp location and bolt types. You want to make sure you can get it all back together right.
Check out the friction tape holding the wiring to the frame.
Here's a good shot of the clamp that holds the throttle cable and the friction tape that holds the generator wires.
Get a good picture of the ignition switch, the wiring should be just as neat and tidy when you put it back together.
Notice the location of the clamp, and the wiring.
Behind the coil junction box wires
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Spend time making sure your fenders and tanks are straight before you send them out for paint. Wheel hubs need to be rebuilt, and rims spoked and trued. There are a thousand little details to pay attention to. Choose one of the stock colors for your year bike. in this case Persian Red I am always surprised at how good they look, even today. This is the same bike.
Spend time making sure your fenders and tanks are straight before you send them out for paint. Wheel hubs need to be rebuilt, and rims spoked and trued. There are a thousand little details to pay attention to. Choose one of the stock colors for your year bike. in this case Persian Red I am always surprised at how good they look, even today. This is the same bike.
Spend time making sure your fenders and tanks are straight before you send them out for paint. Wheel hubs need to be rebuilt, and rims spoked and trued. There are a thousand little details to pay attention to. Choose one of the stock colors for your year bike. in this case Persian Red I am always surprised at how good they look, even today. This is the same bike. is the same bike.
Spend time making sure your fenders and tanks are straight before you send them out for paint. Wheel hubs need to be rebuilt, and rims spoked and trued. There are a thousand little details to pay attention to. Choose one of the stock colors for your year bike. in this case Persian Red I am always surprised at how good they look, even today. This is the same bike.
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