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Message started by teggy on 02/07/13 at 17:38:16

Title: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/07/13 at 17:38:16

A special thanks goes out for all the information and help on this site. Project Savage is now complete and ready to ride again. I found this bike on Craigslist for just a few hundred dollars and after finding the parts to complete for just under $200.00 I have a complete bike that runs very good now. Total spent on the project including the purchase of the bike was $650.00 That includes a new battery. ;)


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Post by teggy on 02/07/13 at 17:41:10

Finished assembly

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/07/13 at 17:44:23

Pics of finished project

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by SALB on 02/07/13 at 19:46:27

Nice! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]  You got a steal on that one! 8-)

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Post by mikey2004 on 02/07/13 at 20:26:41

wow beautiful bike. i hope mine looks that good once im done.

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Post by NorCalRider on 02/07/13 at 22:20:17

That is a beauty. Kudos on getting it fixed up so well.

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Post by mustang on 02/07/13 at 22:31:08

hard to beat that!

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Post by jcstokes on 02/07/13 at 22:31:18

Lovely, thank god or whatever, it still looks stock.

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/08/13 at 05:28:22

Stock is the only way to go in my book, unless you intend on making her a one off. I bought the bike with a bad motor and was able to rebuild it. My better half wants to learn how to ride this summer, so I thought this would be the perfect project bike to learn on.

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/08/13 at 05:30:55

I also found that the color of the bike is the same as a Ford Fusion Redfire. Touch up paint was a perfect match

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by oldNslow on 02/08/13 at 05:51:34


7F6E6C6C723D323E0B0 wrote:
I also found that the color of the bike is the same as a Ford Fusion Redfire. Touch up paint was a perfect match


Is your bike a 2006 by any chance? I've been looking for some touch up paint for mine. Color looks the same from your pics. I've got a scratch on my tank that I'd like to fix.

Your bike looks terrific. Nice job.

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/08/13 at 06:55:55

It is an 06 and I used the paint from an 06 Fusion Redfire paint code G2 from Ford about 10 bucks  :)

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by oldNslow on 02/08/13 at 07:15:53


3D2C2E2E307F707C490 wrote:
It is an 06 and I used the paint from an 06 Fusion Redfire paint code G2 from Ford about 10 bucks  :)


Thanks. This forum is great! You never know when a bit of useful information is going to pop up !

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by WD on 02/08/13 at 09:16:28

Nice job.

Nothing wrong with going back to stock, not all of them have to be cut up and turned into something else. They are basically decent little bikes either way. You had enough remaining to do a resto instead of modifying it, I didn't after my stepson's wreck. So mine is now a custom.

Same with my 1963 Honda, too far gone to restore. My friend Doug thinks it is absolutely horrible that I'm building a custom out of a low production (serial number codes out as 1963 bike number 2, but I think it is really bike number 3002) 50 year old Honda. Full 100% resto books out at $3800 dollars, the missing parts are more than that (seat, both fenders and fender cages, air box, one side panel, horn, tool box lid, chain guard, correct wheels, correct handlebar... comes to about 6 grand in parts). Cash outlay for parts how I'm building it? Less than a grand, including the bike (got paid $20 to come pick it up).

Your wife should really like the bike.

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Post by savagerider87 on 02/08/13 at 12:24:02

beautiful bike nice job!!

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Post by A-Bolt on 02/09/13 at 07:56:53

Teggy, thanks for the paint info. I payed $1800 for my o6 with 9000mi.

http://suzukisavage.com/yabb2.2/Attachments/IMGP0072.JPG

Title: Re: Thank-You for all the Information and help
Post by teggy on 02/09/13 at 08:40:48


59355A77746C180 wrote:
Teggy, thanks for the paint info. I payed $1800 for my o6 with 9000mi.

http://suzukisavage.com/yabb2.2/Attachments/IMGP0072.JPG

Nice looking machine!!!

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