Bit harsh! (given that Mr Kiplings cakes are the epitome of the utterly average?)
More like the Rolls Royce of airhead renovation and development if you ask me.....!
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Bit harsh! (given that Mr Kiplings cakes are the epitome of the utterly average?)
More like the Rolls Royce of airhead renovation and development if you ask me.....!
Bit harsh! (given that Mr Kiplings cakes are the epitome of the utterly average?)
More like the Rolls Royce of airhead renovation and development if you ask me.....!
To be fair, I think Mick was referring to the 'Exceedingly Good' tag line associated with Mr Kipling offerings.
I obviously agree with the exceedingly good sentiments having had 2 bikes (re)built by Mikeyboy along with upgrades and improvements to my other bike.
I wouldn't go anywhere else.
I can't believe nobody has snapped up the LDT bike that he's building. That's going to be a little cracker.
To be fair, I think Mick was referring to the 'Exceedingly Good' tag line associated with Mr Kipling offerings.
I obviously agree with the exceedingly good sentiments having had 2 bikes (re)built by Mikeyboy along with upgrades and improvements to my other bike.
I wouldn't go anywhere else.
I can't believe nobody has snapped up the LDT bike that he's building. That's going to be a little cracker.
Ahh - now I understand. . . . Forgotten about Kipling tag line due to my advanced age!!
A really nice day’s work Mikey
Love the piccys. Mike. Great work 
Mike, keep up the good work,most enjoyable following the work and photos. Watching you breath new life into these bikes is a joy to behold.
Mike, tried to call you.
Phase one ( engine mounts relocated, new top shock mounts, swing arm top brace moved and new foot peg mounts) are finished on frames 1,2&3.
Ready for you to collect.
Phase one ( engine mounts relocated, new top shock mounts, swing arm top brace moved and new foot peg mounts) are finished on frames 1,2&3.
Ready for you to collect.
Looking great that’s for posting. My plans aren’t quite so thorough to say the least 
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Bought this the other week,
I recon it will be a better proposition than the engine I originally planned to use,in my bike,bike number 1
79 R100rs,heavy flywheel.
Looks Shiite but it’s very nice inside
I recon it will be a better proposition than the engine I originally planned to use,in my bike,bike number 1
79 R100rs,heavy flywheel.
Looks Shiite but it’s very nice inside
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I had a 79 heavy flywheel RS - Great bike pulled really well from lowdown
Nice original Bosch plugs there......with the green banding on the porcelain
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Been sat in a garage for nearly 20 years
Wait until you see the 'after' pictures.
Mikey, slightly off topic but what happened to the GS and rufty tufty sidecar you were building a year or three ago?
Seem to remember you had plans to bugger off into the distance on it cross country/ overland .
Seem to remember you had plans to bugger off into the distance on it cross country/ overland .
