DR800 RESCUE
#1
well here she is . more a resurrection than rescue methinks            

watch this space :o
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#2
Looks like it`s been stood in a barn for years. Good luck with it
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#3
that will need every nut and bolt drilled and replaced Confusedhift: give me a shout if you need anything .like i said i think i have a rear caliper and def have 2 side panels.goodluck :wtf:
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#4
it would have been great if she'd been in a barn bigbob think shes been outside for last 3 years....
hope you are wrong about all the bolts Spendango but you are likely right. will deffo be in the market for your caliper,
tho both sidepanels are present...small mercies etc

pulled of the tanks etc and doesn't look as bad as i had feared underneath....wishful thinking Wink            
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#5
does it turn over ?
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#6
not on the button but rolled her in gear. the engine is free ok Thumbup there is only 27000 miles on the clock and it looks like it could be right enough. took the oil filter out and all looked ok.
probably a supid question ,but when gettin powder coating done do they do the prep or do you get it done elsewhere (blasting etc)
the front pipe is rotten so im thinking of getting a stailess one made.

having said all that i need to get her runnin before i go much futher.. what is the startin proceedure for theses things?
i see the dcomp lever has a switch and the sidestand.

thanks for the help!!
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#7
the guy i know willl do all the blasting for you and hes cheap ! does it on the side Confusedhh: yeah there are switches on the side stand and clutch lever they are easy to by pass as they fail and give you grief .sit on bike side stand up pull decomp lever down hold clutch in and press the starter button .let me know how you get on .we might even get a run out LOL Confusedhock: will you be taken it up to the northwest for the races next week LMAO Big Grin
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#8
spendango Wrote:the guy i know willl do all the blasting for you and hes cheap ! does it on the side Confusedhh: yeah there are switches on the side stand and clutch lever they are easy to by pass as they fail and give you grief .sit on bike side stand up pull decomp lever down hold clutch in and press the starter button .let me know how you get on .we might even get a run out LOL Confusedhock: will you be taken it up to the northwest for the races next week LMAO Big Grin

might just use the 950 at the weekend
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#9
Poor old girl needs some love... The motor looks like a sacrificial anode! Good luck mate. Thumbup
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#10
nug Wrote:Poor old girl needs some love... The motor looks like a sacrificial anode! Good luck mate. Thumbup

aye shes a bit corroded allright but its not deep....will do my best by her Smile
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