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AndyS
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One I did a few years ago
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Well...you lucky set of tw@ts..some beauts there, and thanks Ric for surfing the net when you should have been selling a kidney to clear the plastic...

Thanks guys my mind is made up....
Ricspeed, gone but never forgotten RIP my friend #59
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Lam46 wrote:Well...you lucky set of tw@ts..some beauts there, and thanks Ric for surfing the net when you should have been selling a kidney to clear the plastic...

Thanks guys my mind is made up....
all ok now ...i got of light with just a severe sulking :D
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some pics of an auto version we built for a customer
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Colours look awesome..
frank sanderson wrote:some pics of an auto version we built for a customer
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Ricspeed, gone but never forgotten RIP my friend #59
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Angry Bloke wrote:Here's mine


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Looks fantastic!

Quick question - Am I right in thinking that the front dampers are fat Escorts that have had the top shroud cut off and then installed upside down?

If so, it does seem like a good way to take advantage of these fatter dampers without fouling the turning mudguard. If not, what are they?
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Could they be Kawasaki dampers?
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Doom Patrol wrote:Could they be Kawasaki dampers?
No they are the thin type (Casa) with the shrouds cut off

Heres a better picture - Cheers

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jet type cut off
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Angry Bloke wrote:
Doom Patrol wrote:Could they be Kawasaki dampers?
No they are the thin type (Casa) with the shrouds cut off

Heres a better picture - Cheers

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Interesting. I'm curious because I thought dampers only worked the one way and wondered if the fact that they are upside down had a noticeable effect on the handling?
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