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In addition to the pictures of the XRV Frame Strip Project, I have added a second set of pictures today, describing my full revision of the fork. URL to my Google+ album is http://tinyurl.com/6u93yv2
Both the first and second album are available zip-file from my dropbox at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dwxmks4t9jw13yy/jmeoEWQKHH

HTH
Chris

 

[XRV-94]

So nicely documented!
Well planned. English + German hints. All images in one .zip file.
Even if I have both Haynes + Honda and have done a lot of disassembling before, this really adds some crucial information.
A big thank you to you! :cheers:

Is that TV-set in the background of picture RD07A-015.jpg evidence of living room workshoping or do you simply have such a nice garage :toothy10:

 

[Cookie]

Is that TV-set in the background of picture RD07A-015.jpg evidence of living room workshoping or do you simply have such a nice garage :toothy10:

Thanks so much; good to know the work made sense. Yes, it´s the living room and Germans would even recognize that it´s a early morning (1 a.m.) talkshow...
Cheers (med venlig hilsen)
Chris

 

[barftone]

Well done Chris. great to share!

 

[Sohoeasy]

A very tidy piece of work ! Thank you.:thumbup:

 

[Paul-S]

Fantastic Chris - thanks for sharing

 

[GSPD750]

:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:
5 clap rating on what you've done so far Chris. :thumbup:

 

[621andy]

Didn't realise we had another XRVer in my bit of Germany!
I'll,be passing your door on saturday too, on my way back from France:-D

Got to have a nose at your linky thing now then:thumbup:

 

[TJE]

Amazing work, Chris! Will come in mighty handy if I ever summon the courage to go that far ...

I love the red arrow you cut out ... So analogue! And so much quicker than Photoshop.

Thanks again!