Number on the neck
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pierodn said:
Some frames are stamped with a 001xx number in that position, however the significance of the number is still as yet, unknown.
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850 frames usually have their 6-digit part number (either 064140, 065404 or MkIII - 065632) stamped on the front face of the left hand fuel tank support bracket .
Hi Les,
this frame is in very good conditio but it dont have ..... the fuel tank support bracket.
Someone company supplies this frame parts?
I thought the frame was 850 because the upper rear shock absorver mounts have the internals hears more long welded along the resr frame.
I have never seen before.
Coao
Piero
this frame is in very good conditio but it dont have ..... the fuel tank support bracket.
Someone company supplies this frame parts?
I thought the frame was 850 because the upper rear shock absorver mounts have the internals hears more long welded along the resr frame.
I have never seen before.
Coao
Piero
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pierodn said:
They should be easy enough to make from a piece of sheet metal.
pierodn said:
Yes, it could be an 850 frame if it has the extended inner gusset plates if they look like this?:
If the plates look any different, then it could be a modification?
Also, see if there is a date stamp on the (inside of?) left hand lower (Rear Iso. mount) frame gusset plate?
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pierodn said:
You will probably have to take some accurate offset measurements to see the difference.
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