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Quote from: JamesH on March 27, 2026, 01:51:18 AMQuote from: seanbarney41 on March 26, 2026, 10:57:28 PMQuote from: JamesH on March 25, 2026, 07:06:53 PMHate to say it but the fairing went to the rubbish tip today. In reality noone here wanted it, was taking up a load of space, and shipping would have been a nightmare for all involved.that's a real shame, as is the loss of all those other period performance parts. I was excited to see you restore something unique and different. Stopped following this thread when I saw it was just going to be returned to another perfect correct restoration. Here in the U.S., any kind of period road racing/sport parts are virtually unobtainable. Bone stock K2 restorations?...not so much.Fair comments, SeanBarney, and ultimately I went with the most cost-effective route to recommission the bike for my use, using as many parts I already had here in stock. It's my 50th Birthday Present to myself, and I'm pleased with how it turned out.And, to be perfectly honest, don't blame you for not following - but equally couldn't care less about your expectations/choosing not to follow lol! - it's for me, not you right? I do however appreciate that everyone is entitled to an opinion :-).
Quote from: seanbarney41 on March 26, 2026, 10:57:28 PMQuote from: JamesH on March 25, 2026, 07:06:53 PMHate to say it but the fairing went to the rubbish tip today. In reality noone here wanted it, was taking up a load of space, and shipping would have been a nightmare for all involved.that's a real shame, as is the loss of all those other period performance parts. I was excited to see you restore something unique and different. Stopped following this thread when I saw it was just going to be returned to another perfect correct restoration. Here in the U.S., any kind of period road racing/sport parts are virtually unobtainable. Bone stock K2 restorations?...not so much.
Quote from: JamesH on March 25, 2026, 07:06:53 PMHate to say it but the fairing went to the rubbish tip today. In reality noone here wanted it, was taking up a load of space, and shipping would have been a nightmare for all involved.that's a real shame, as is the loss of all those other period performance parts. I was excited to see you restore something unique and different. Stopped following this thread when I saw it was just going to be returned to another perfect correct restoration. Here in the U.S., any kind of period road racing/sport parts are virtually unobtainable. Bone stock K2 restorations?...not so much.
Hate to say it but the fairing went to the rubbish tip today. In reality noone here wanted it, was taking up a load of space, and shipping would have been a nightmare for all involved.
