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  • #16
    Ah, that should read relatives, not realites (spell checker)
    DZ
    Vyger, 'F'
    "The Special", 'SF'
    '08 FJR1300

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    • #17
      Hey UncleSpot,

      Don't worry about editting, or even vocal commentary. IF Pat Kelly and Mixelpix don't have VHS importing/capturing capability, I DO!! All you would need to do is use HIGH SPEED setting on your camcorder to record with to get the tape recording as high quality as possible with your equipment. Then just mail the tape to me, and I can import, edit, add descriptive audio commentary, and also subtitles text if neccessary to assist in explaining what you did. A written description of your process for a script would be helpful! And take some closeups as necessary of any of the parts, adn processes as you go, again, don't worry about what order you shoot it in, as long as we have a script, we can edit the parts in the correct order!

      VirginXS1100 here in Va, is just 15 minutes away from my house, and he has a nice new basket case 79SF that we'll be doing a major rebuild of almost every system on it, from brakes, front forks, carbs, electrical, etc., and so I'm looking forward to getting lots of footage in the next few months. He's having a shed built, and once that's done, we can then get to work!
      T. C. Gresham
      81SH "Godzilla" . . .1179cc super-rat.
      79SF "The Teacher" . . .basket case!
      History shows again and again,
      How nature points out the folly of men!

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      • #18
        Do you have a website? I've had a few request about this and I need a place to refer customers to.

        Geezer

        Originally posted by randy


        That's a good idea for the midnights, it would look great. I don't know, but did the OEM hoses come with gold ends?


        You're not the first one to ask about colored hoses, in fact it's becoming a more frequent request. I have looked, but I haven't found a supplier for the colored hose yet. Sure, I know it's out there as pre-made, but I need the raw hose.

        I'll keep looking and keep you guys posted.

        Happy Holidays!

        Randy
        Hi my name is Tony and I'm a bikeoholic.

        The old gray biker ain't what he used to be.

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        • #19
          SS Brake Line Source

          Geezer, try this link.
          Ken/Sooke

          http://home.ptd.net/~theragos/

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          • #20
            Geezer,

            I don't have info about the brake lines on that web site yet, but there is an e-mail link to me there. Anyone you refer can e-mail me with a description of their needs and I'd be glad to help.

            Thanks.

            Randy

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            • #21
              Hey Randy,

              Do you offer brake lines without the plastic covering?
              Robert
              79 SF

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              • #22
                If you'd rather.....I don't see why not. BUT the plastic covering keeps mud and grit out of the SS webbing. Of course, they don't rust, but the covering makes things easier to clean. But if you don't want it, that's OK with me.

                Randy

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by randy
                  Geezer,

                  I don't have info about the brake lines on that web site yet, but there is an e-mail link to me there. Anyone you refer can e-mail me with a description of their needs and I'd be glad to help.

                  Thanks.
                  Randy
                  I'll pass the info on to my friend that needs a set for his Honder.

                  Geezer
                  Hi my name is Tony and I'm a bikeoholic.

                  The old gray biker ain't what he used to be.

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                  • #24
                    Just Ordered Mine

                    The Breeze is currently undergoing a restoration, of which the Brake lines will play a big part. We just finished with the tank and side cover painting (3 coats Chrysler Electric Blue with pewter highlights followed by 3 coats of Clear....I'm liking it!). Seat is at the upholsterer's (sp?). Currently underging fork seal replacement, new mufflers, fuse box and wiring replacement, seat pan welding, and extensive polishing. Picutres forthcoming upon completion. Any advice, badgering, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

                    Thanks all,

                    Keith
                    They Call Me the Breeze

                    '79 SF

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                    • #25
                      Looking for brake lines

                      Hey Randy,

                      I know it hasn't been that long yet, but I wanted to make sure you recived my pay-pal for the brake lines. I can certainly understand how you have been busy with the Master Cyl. Kits......sure wish I would have gotten one, oh well, back to searching.

                      Thanks,

                      Keith
                      They Call Me the Breeze

                      '79 SF

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                      • #26
                        Recieved Brake Lines

                        and they are MOST EXCELLENT. Can't wait to see them on "The Breeze". Thanks Randy for an excellent product and service...Keep up the great work, dude.

                        Keith
                        They Call Me the Breeze

                        '79 SF

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