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Harley Davidson WLC Flathead 750, 45" Bobber, modification. | Harley Davidson WLC Flathead 750, 45" Bobber, modification. | ||
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| + | Ariel KG500 Rebuilding | ||
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| + | [mailto:kimfmx@gmail.com Email me] | ||
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| + | == First Renovation == | ||
| + | [[File:Kg500 tank.jpg]] | ||
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| + | Old post card showing the type I am trying to rebuild (this is how its supposed to look like). | ||
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| + | The 21.06.2001 at about 20.00 in the evening, the motor was started for the first time. And might I say, it was sweet sound to my ears. The great assistance from Jan Jensen, is greatly appreciated. and will (weather he likes it or not (-: ) be rewarded. | ||
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| + | Soon there will be some photos of the bike fully assembled. | ||
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| + | All it actually required for the motor to run, was switching the ignition cables, and fitting the carb., but a checkup from a person who knows these bikes is not in its way. | ||
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| + | <gallery widths=100px heights=90px perrow=7 caption="Before the restoration"> | ||
| + | File:Ariel_12.jpg | ||
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| + | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 9 November 2011
Harley Davidson WLC Flathead 750, 45" Bobber, modification.
Ariel KG500 Rebuilding
First Renovation
Old post card showing the type I am trying to rebuild (this is how its supposed to look like).
The 21.06.2001 at about 20.00 in the evening, the motor was started for the first time. And might I say, it was sweet sound to my ears. The great assistance from Jan Jensen, is greatly appreciated. and will (weather he likes it or not (-: ) be rewarded.
Soon there will be some photos of the bike fully assembled.
All it actually required for the motor to run, was switching the ignition cables, and fitting the carb., but a checkup from a person who knows these bikes is not in its way.
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