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I have given up trying to find an italics style metal tank badge, so I had this one made up. Should last longer than stickers !

Timing can also affect engine temp, worth checking.

Sorry, a dinna ken what ur on about ? Billy, yours a pint spec ?

Do you, really ??

Check, but I think there was one last year.

I''ve since had it confirmed as a Pathfinder. Thanks Ross

As the man above said, not much interest in bike of this age at the moment. Air cooled mono's have slightly more of a following, but only just.

supermotoscot = Donny ?

One way is to get a rod that's within a few thou, fill the bearing with thick grease and usi.g the rod apply a sharp blow. Fill with grease and repeat.

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Mystic Meg ?

Midlife, your but a lad. Look as closely at the owner as at the bike when buying.

Fair point, but dont build a bike that will will exclude you from a fantastic event. Its not oversubscribed ever year for no reason. (I'm on the reserve list, so fingers crossed)

RL Suzuki with a 3 handed clutch.

Contact Turp's in Lockerbie and get a ride on his bike, after that anything will seem good !

Charlie, I'm curious to know where you think the "line" is, it seems fantaha wheels/forks are ok, why not use that yamtic engine as well ? And it would be a shame to waste the frame !!

Well known fact, everyone in Scotland is related, so just one letter needed !

Have you considered a twin shock ? 1980's are sensibly priced (except Fantic's) Have a real seat, decent sized tank. Lights shouldnt be a problem, if required. Twin shocks are very capable, alot easier than a trail bike. Should hold price if bought sensibly. Just a thought.

Alan Whitton makes (has made) replica cub hubs.

This any better ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=A6XUVjK9W4o

ebay sells perforated steel sheet.

Might have a UK stockist, wouldnt cost much to get it posted over either.

http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=24889&clickid=redirect This type looks more suitable

Look at the following link to work out what size your existing bars are. http://www.trialsbits.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=83_177&products_id=291