Finding Workshop Again #2
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Unreal Collection. 
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Wish I had that much space
I'm having to thin my outboard collection somewhat to make room for 2 motorcycles 1 older and 1 very new
My garage has never been so tidy!
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I think that you should post some pics of yr motorcycles aye? What is old and what is the NEW ONE?
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To get a bit more room, what about a double decker with the lighter ones on a hoist system above the others. Just a thought.
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1966 Triumph 5TA Speed Twin and Triumph Bonneville 865 
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Here's a question Adrian, which branch of your hobbies leaves the smallest oil slick on the garage floor?
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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Leaks now mostly sorted apart from a drip from the kick start and the back of the clutch after stopping the engine. Love the old thing though.
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My garage floor was always clean and spotless before i owned a british seagull.

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British means "Constant Loss Replacement System" regarding lubrication Aye.
Then Lucas "King of Darkness" was thrown in to make the experience Complete.
Then Honda with oil seals and electric start came along........................
We ALL enjoy however!
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I wonder how many Hondas will still be running & repairable at over 65 years old?
I have 50+ year old Anzanis with Lucas magnetos that still work & I can still buy bits for, without selling my first born, I doubt if that statement will be true for a Honda ECM.
I have 50+ year old Anzanis with Lucas magnetos that still work & I can still buy bits for, without selling my first born, I doubt if that statement will be true for a Honda ECM.
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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This is the speed twin, quite a lot lot of non standard parts fitted. I will ride it in the summer and slowly convert it back to standard as I find the parts over a few winters 
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Like the SpeedTwin a LOT!
Progress so far. I have calculated a 3ft walk way between racks. Next one (Working Mobile Rack) done.
The GSX has turned 90 degrees, nearly there.
Still chaos behind camera.
Found more old friends.
Homicide last night on my opposit verge. Put a damper on the day and I am still in lockdown running out of smokes................
Cheers
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Progress so far. I have calculated a 3ft walk way between racks. Next one (Working Mobile Rack) done.
The GSX has turned 90 degrees, nearly there.
Still chaos behind camera.
Found more old friends.
Homicide last night on my opposit verge. Put a damper on the day and I am still in lockdown running out of smokes................
Cheers
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Oyster - have you moved your surplus engines to new homes now?
If anything left - non-seagull especially - please pm me a brief list.
Thanks, Rick
If anything left - non-seagull especially - please pm me a brief list.
Thanks, Rick
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That Old Table?
Makeover!
Light duty motorcycle work table now with folded 0.8mm top. GSX is still at 90 degrees and chaos behind camera. The GSX will be next to the revised table soon.
The Ducati...............still working on fitting it in to the show.....
Five more racks including one more @20 feet.
I will maybe start Workshop Again #3 in a couple of weekends if any one is interested aye.
I have upgraded my electrolosys tanks as well. I have a large one now. The PipeLine extractors for the GSX fit just into the 200L test tank .................Will be cool aye!
I would like to think that those following have seen/read/visited Workshop #1 by the way yeh?
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Makeover!
Light duty motorcycle work table now with folded 0.8mm top. GSX is still at 90 degrees and chaos behind camera. The GSX will be next to the revised table soon.
The Ducati...............still working on fitting it in to the show.....
Five more racks including one more @20 feet.
I will maybe start Workshop Again #3 in a couple of weekends if any one is interested aye.
I have upgraded my electrolosys tanks as well. I have a large one now. The PipeLine extractors for the GSX fit just into the 200L test tank .................Will be cool aye!
I would like to think that those following have seen/read/visited Workshop #1 by the way yeh?
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I must add this!
GSX is finally in position at 180 degrees, facing door and smack bang in the middle of all things outboard with its own service table.
Now I can ad the rack behind it.
I have to work out racks other and the Ducati placement yet.
Still chaos behind camera.
Still Chaos in the other shed.
Making some ground however and Seagulls will have the other wall rack by the look of things
Cheers
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GSX is finally in position at 180 degrees, facing door and smack bang in the middle of all things outboard with its own service table.
Now I can ad the rack behind it.
I have to work out racks other and the Ducati placement yet.
Still chaos behind camera.
Still Chaos in the other shed.
Making some ground however and Seagulls will have the other wall rack by the look of things
Cheers
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A chicken is one egg's way of becoming others