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Old 23-Oct-2004, 19:20
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Its a 2001 748R only covered 540 miles totally HPI clear, i paid £2500 for it in May been working on it since then and upto now it stands me at around £5800, but iv got all the 2002 plastics and only need a few bits and bobs now!
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Old 23-Oct-2004, 21:38
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This is what it looked like 6 months ago

Talk about fully floating disks!
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Old 23-Oct-2004, 22:39
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was this the bike that was in a collision with another motorcycle, did you source it from surrey/guildford area?

just wondering if its the same one im thinking of??


[quote]Originally posted by Chrisiball
Its a 2001 748R only covered 540 miles totally HPI clear, i paid £2500 for it in May been working on it since then /quote]

[Edited on 23-10-2004 by Bungi]
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Old 23-Oct-2004, 23:34
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damn nice machine-work on the bracket, and top repairs on the bike... seems like you got yourself a bargain kidda.

i got me an evoluzione number plate bracket, seems very similar to yours, but then i'm not capable of making such an item. good work fella. i'm sure there may be a few peeps on this site who would be interested...

oh yeah, keep us posted on discrete indicators, i too have been struggling to find anything dead cool.

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Old 24-Oct-2004, 01:09
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nice tidy job fella and you should be proud of yourself. its always nice to see a bike brought back from the dead. keep up the good work.
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Old 24-Oct-2004, 11:43
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I picked the bike up from Aldershot, yeah it was in collision with another bike on a magazine shoot, if you have anymore info on it id love to know
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Old 25-Oct-2004, 10:34
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I have fitted the kellermann micro 1000 indicators. for some reason the system will not let me upload a picture so u2u me if you would like pictures.

Bought the set of four from www.carbonworld.de

Quick delivery from Germany, my set (on a 748) needed the kellermann resistors to get the flash rate right, fitted a set to a 998 and did not require resistors.

The indicators are bright and E marked TUV approved etc the rear set are fitted with the carbon bracket that mounts behind the reflector

I think that they tidy the rear end nicely
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Old 26-Oct-2004, 22:27
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My old 996 set up and I have the same on my 998 now.
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