Evening.
I started to strip the Yamaha rd lc to restore it, but when I started I noticed the wiring is a mess and the paintwork, plus other things, and as I have a lot of people asking me for spares for this bike, well I decided it not worthy of my time and effort to restore it.
So now it is going to help other people in parts.
It was from Poland this one.
I have been very busy, we have a lot of land and it takes a lot of looking after, but help was at hand today, a local farmer agreed to cut the long grass and use it to feed his cows, yippee, that is me free for a few weeks from cutting grass.
So I shipped a bike today to help a gent out, single parent looking to make some money. I got it running to perfection and here she goes to one new owner.
It was from Finland this bike.
It was one last polish before she left me.
So what is next? I have another Cagiva Mito arriving this weekend, and a Honda cbr 900rr next week, The latter I think I will keep and add it to my barn crowd.
I have some free time now so will or should be able to get on here more often, if I can control my urges to restore bikes until 3 am, hard but who knows.
Catch you soon and thanks for dropping by if you do.
Always wear your leathers!
It is a black one, can we still say black in 2020?
Yes black is good, if it was white you would have to throw bricks at it and call it racist
lol true that.
Been there done that. :)
It's all working out well mate and hope the bike arrives to the single parent as good as it left your place.
It will, good courier, he never lets me down.
Awesome as finding a top courier can be almost impossible.
You know that is the truth, took years to find one, one courier stood a bike up on it's back light and cracked the frame in half, bikes are not meant to stand like that.