It’s alive!
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It’s alive!
Wow. If you’d like to see the rest of the story (and it’s not over yet; there’s still more to come), it’s here.
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Nice!
Sweet!! Did you try shifting through the gears?
My hero. Seriously. Can’t wait to retire so I can try the more complicated rebuilds like you. The 1975 DT250 I did didn’t take much effort.
In the spirit of resurrection, I thought that you would kick start it, but it is certainly easier to push a button at your age. Seriously though, great job. I guess all of that time cleaning carbs paid off. A true inspiration to all of us. Can’t wait to see you do a burnout.
I don’t do burnouts when I supply the tires…
Ah, that’s the answer, then. If only I’d known.
My goodness…that burble. Really cool to watch this progress. Zed ain’t dead.
Sounds like music. Sweet, sweet, music…
I haven’t tried the gears yet.
Music to my ears congratulations sounds good
Maybe when you have free time you come to Texas and fix my Sportster 1977
There’s no fixing a ’77 Sporster.