87 FLTP.....the UGLY project
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Rocco Basi (05-13-2019)
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Got home right around dusk and got her unloaded. I need to do a ton of cleaning before anything else...EVERYTHING has grease and grime on it. The fuel tanks has about a gallon or so of horrible smelling gas in it too. Can't beat $15.00 for a bike trailer rental from Uhaul, easy for 1 person to load and unload a bagger. Now I gotta do some serious rearranging in my shed/shop in the back round..the park will have a frickin cow if I leave it where it can be seen while working on it, at least the new manager would. Glad we're not stayin here forever....hate hypocrisy.
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Been raining off and on all day here, so I had to work in between the down pours. Also didn't get her cleaned up like I wanted to, needed to get her inside before the manager gives me crap. I still have to do some rearranging but I got the shop able to house her.
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AFTER
I need to get a MC jack and it's kinda tight quarters, but it's easy to pull in and out as needed. During a down pour I started looking at the damage and it looks like she was hit in the right rear bag first cause that area is bent the most. Next up is to strip the tins off it cause it's hard to push with the tires rubbing on all of it. We have some things to do this week and I won't be able to do anything more till next week.
The story continues.....
BEFORE
AFTER
I need to get a MC jack and it's kinda tight quarters, but it's easy to pull in and out as needed. During a down pour I started looking at the damage and it looks like she was hit in the right rear bag first cause that area is bent the most. Next up is to strip the tins off it cause it's hard to push with the tires rubbing on all of it. We have some things to do this week and I won't be able to do anything more till next week.
The story continues.....
Last edited by Mountainkowboy; 03-20-2019 at 03:46 PM.
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