Look honey here’s a RWB ya!

Very nice collection


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Most of the rear clean. Sonic bathed the coolant tank. Time for wheel polish. Rear sets made in Japan. Fancy. They are actually pretty trick. You can adjust the angle on the foot peg.

 

Damn Rogue, you have some sweet bikes there. How come I didn't know about the NSR250. Beauty !

Tell me about these two :

 

Ahh. About those. They came as a combo deal..in a way. The RVF was under described by the owner and sold through Iconic. Iconic felt terrible so they hooked me up with a bunch of expensive parts. When I picked up the bike I was like "Tell me about your vfr400 in the corner". It came from South Africa, has some miles, but it was cheap, has good compression, ran before shipped. It is all original and in really nice shape. I ordered up the insulators for the carbs yesterday and it is next on the bench once the '86 750 is completed. I hope to make it a track day bike or just a nice beginner for my son.
Because the RVF was a little shady, I rebuilt using the Tyga NC30 GRP.

https://tyga-performance.com/product_info.php?cPath=72_1036_83_148_512&products_id=4245

And thus I have too many bikes.

 

Fixed that for ya.

 

^^^ sorry I misspoke! hahaha

 

Used to think there was no such thing as too many. then I ran out of space.

Just sold my Suzuki M109R and my VFR800. need to move a few more out.

 

I’m tapped at 11 …. Just no room for more


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I was out of room 11 bikes ago.

 

How about a pic of the couple of bikes you have Cap ?


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6, not even taking up floor space or part of the problem...

 

Outstanding!!!! Love those small bikes !
Thanks Cap


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Ohh man, that is cool Capt!! I see no "problem" Capt. lol

 

Are we using 10mm, 12mm or 7/16” fuel hose from the fuel tank? I used 7/16” on big red but I remember having a little leaking issue. Maybe I am confusing bikes.

Got the rear put back together. Polished out the wheel and cleaned the chain, swing arm, completely removed the inner fender cleaned up the rear sets. Found the owners manual. It was so dusty I didn’t know it was there until it fell out. Hahaha Tool kit was still present and it had a small gift for me. A mini pair of Snap On cutters. Yeah!

 

Very nice bro


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When are we going to see your collection of madness SixD? Photos please. I know you have some hidden gems!!

 

I'll work on that .... I aint no Stray Cat though.

 

While prepping for sale I came across some atrocious wiring. I had to rewire the reg/rec, some other yel/ grn up near all the connections and the fan ground wire. Not sure if they camped on the road and had a bbq or what. Cut and soldered new wire all around. Here is an exquisite example of the wiring. Installed new fuel hose, removed radiator and sonic bath, valve adjustments, and sprayed the radiator shield. Getting closer towards sale time.

 

New snap on special tool to adjust one of thos jets…pilot? The one with sprimgs, o-rings, n washers. Works pretty Fn good too. Now she idles at low temp once choke is not necessary.

 

I ran an oil pressure gauge plugged into that port for years, I think thats where the book says.
Ok don't laugh...remember those annoying turn siding buzzers from the 70's bikes...I had one hooked up to that oil pressure sensor circuit, no oil pressure ='s annoying buzz...
Very nice bikes guys.