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  • 2 weeks later...
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While looking through this thread, I couldn’t see any pics of the brake caliper nastiness that I cleaned out about a year ago. 

 

This is what 17 year old brake fluid does. 

 

And yes yes I did the entire rear brake and clutch systems as well. 

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Yuck R Us....

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Yuk, it sure is!:ohmy:  Luckily my 5 year old bike will only ever see 1 year old brake and clutch fluid.

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6 hours ago, Grum said:

Yuk, it sure is!:ohmy:  Luckily my 5 year old bike will only ever see 1 year old brake and clutch fluid.

 

Yeah, wasn’t my fault. Bought it like that. 

 

All good now! 

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BBRRRRROOOOAAAAAAAAPPPPPPP!!! :fing02:

  • 10 months later...
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More toys for the RC track weapon. 
 

Have been too busy rebuilding my garage at my new old house to do much riding or wrenching but I hope that’ll change soon! 

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  • 7 months later...
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Greetings vifferheads 

 

I’ve been absent awhile and buried up to my eyebrows in a total garage rebuild project. 
 

10 months and my largest and most ambitious, expensive project of my life. 
 

the end goal of course is fo have a nice place for the bikes to sleep, and of course wrench on them! 
 

things still need a little sorting, organizing, and moving things in, but we’re 99% of the way there now. 
 

so much so that it’s wrenching time now. 
 

since I’m going to a 2 day track event at Area 27 in May, I’d better get a move on. 
 

the NON VFR is getting a Penske shock, factorypro shift kit, new/used upper triple, swingarm spool lugs welded on, powdercoated swingarm, ceramic coated exhaust, and some basic maintenance, grease, fluids, etc. 

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Because everyone likes a good before/after shot, this is what I’ve been delving into headfirst. 
 

stupid pandemic has been good for making progress anyhow.....

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You can tell its a new garage....there's a four wheeled vehicle still parked in it. Five bays at my house, only the wife's car inside, no room to even work on a motorcycle. Hope to get that all sorted this spring. 

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If only there was room over here for such large garages.

 

Excellent work Miguel. :beer:

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4 hours ago, Skids said:

If only there was room over here for such large garages.

 

Excellent work Miguel. :beer:

Great space! Do not envy heating bill tho... btw where are them snow machines?

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Nice Rob. That is a h3ll of a project. Looks like a whole new slab and foundation. Should make a nice workspace!

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3 hours ago, Magneto said:

Great space! Do not envy heating bill tho... btw where are them snow machines?

Never owned a snow machine, don’t know that I will. 

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5 minutes ago, vfrcapn said:

Nice Rob. That is a h3ll of a project. Looks like a whole new slab and foundation. Should make a nice workspace!


yes sir. New concrete floor and foundation, new doors, windows, wiring, insulation, paint, wall sheathing, lighting, heat, door openers, the works. 
 

and I did all the work myself save for the floor and the two overhead doors. 
 

the only thing that’s original are the studs, stucco and shingles! 
 

what kicked it off was the floor was absolutely shot and the garage had sunk about 4 inches. Water was running under the wall in spring. 

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Thanks a lot. Now I've got to wipe all the drool off my chin.

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On 2/16/2021 at 3:29 PM, vfrcapn said:

Nice Rob. That is a h3ll of a project. Looks like a whole new slab and foundation. Should make a nice workspace!

I like the drain in floor.  Easy cleanup.

 

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Wow, garage looks great, we are all jealous. Needs more bikes though.

 

Just put new rubber on the RC, will post a recent photo, but in the meantime, here's a photo--taken in January:

 

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The gold cover looks ace, Rob, and the rest look good too. Pity they can't be on display all the time, but the fairings come in handy I suppose 😉

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