Featured Restoring A 1969 T100r

nice work Darkman, that is one area that I leave to the Pro;s

 

Best results as always!

 

Like it

 

Uhmmmmm ..... you know I said earlier that you're a "craftsman"? Well, what I REALLY meant, and should have said, was that you are an artisan. You take the craft of motorcycle restoration to a wholly different level.

You'll have to excuse me - I'm going back into that darkened room ...... I need a much stronger incantation routine.

 

Wow, superb build!!

 

Didn’t think they had mirrors on them bikes

 

Ouch! .... Bitch!

 

Impeccable!

 

Stunning work mate!
Looks better than when it rolled out the factory!

 

Looking forward to the '66 thread

 

Very nice as always over or under stripes lacquer that is ? I was pleased with my over , Simon Used a eurethane on mine which if honest wasn’t too pleased with the paint that is , it left what looked like dust / tiny bubbles which I think were a tiny reaction , showed mainly under fluorescent light but as I struggled to get hold of him after dropped front guard I went with local chap who was good also who went over the top using enamel and was please with the result . On holiday for a few weeks now on push bike , hopefully I will have a number plate when I return. . Keep up the excellent work . I am like you no good with numbers or righting

 

Ohh I must have missed a post doh looks great!

 

Yes teach yourself , I looked at getting. Brush there is a website can’t remember name but does all signwritting stuff , I think the key is having a good squirrel hair brush , and skill of course but I would definitely have a go next time

 

I sometimes wish you didn't put those pictures up - that's another pair of strides ruined by an involuntary release ...........

And, back in that darkened room, the incantations continue ..... (and it isn't nam myoho renge kyo!)

 

WOW!!!!

That is all!