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Stafford · 10-01-2010, 11:49 AM

Hi all, just picked up a 900SSie for track use. But as a stolen recovery it's looking a bit sorry for itself as the muppet that nicked it just sprayed it black. So I have overspray on the top yoke and runs dripping onto the frame and worse of all onto one of the Brembo calipers. T-cut should do some, the tank is too thick for that though. I'm not looking to make this a show bike but tidy would be nice.
Also looking for an horizontal belt cover, clutch hub/drum and a better tank would be nice.

10-01-2010, 11:49 AM	#1
Stafford P3, nice. Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Calne Bike: S2r 1000 Posts: 2,145	The best way to remove paint and overspray. Hi all, just picked up a 900SSie for track use. But as a stolen recovery it's looking a bit sorry for itself as the muppet that nicked it just sprayed it black. So I have overspray on the top yoke and runs dripping onto the frame and worse of all onto one of the Brembo calipers. T-cut should do some, the tank is too thick for that though. I'm not looking to make this a show bike but tidy would be nice. Also looking for an horizontal belt cover, clutch hub/drum and a better tank would be nice. __________________ celeres-racing.blogspot.co.uk/ The probability of survival is equal to the angle of arrival.