my gpz turbo project

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Re: my gpz turbo project

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That is not good news, sorry to read this. Hope you get up and running again soon. :beer
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thanks...

i will be around if you want to know how to fix these lazy bikes .....)

just send me a pm and ...thats it!
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that's sad Sam ,i hope you improve.
its been interesting following your attempts.
don't be a stranger just because you havn't got a turbo at the moment :cry
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Sorry to hear of your health issue's and the bike has to go . Wish you well
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1985 - modified GPZ600R / 400R
1986 - GPZ600R absolutely standard
1989 - GPZ900R A6 - A7 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - modified ZXR750 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - Paxo special
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Stick around Sam, sorry to hear about you back. Problem is that the 80's bike generation (probably born in the 60's) are all getting on in years.
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thank every one for you support.

waiting now for operation.

in corona times.

will not happend :(

my bike did go to norway.

but in same time i understand i had reach a clutch limit. from there i need a lockup clutch.
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i have operated my back and its ok,not perfect.

my english is still bad so nothing changed there :)

future 201 bwhp.... hehe maybe...

i will support you if you want some cracy ideas!

thanks for now. :clap :victory :D :D :D
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Wishing you the best, hope all goes well for you! :thumbup
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Hi Sam, good to hear you got your operation and getting back to some kind of normality , Your English is better than my Swedish !!!!

Your turbo went to Norway, do you have any other bikes to play with ?
2005 ZX636R
1980 - modified Z650
1985 - modified GPZ600R / 400R
1986 - GPZ600R absolutely standard
1989 - GPZ900R A6 - A7 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - modified ZXR750 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - Paxo special
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Not good news Mate. I hope the back gets better. I was told by my doctor I was in serious trouble with mine & things would have to change for me. Back has come right (well ,mostly) & I can do anything I like except lifting heavy objects.
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Good to hear everything is going well. I’m 38 and already have had 2 back surgeries. Both were successful, but I ALWAYS have to pay attention to the BLT, Bend Lift Twist.

Just take it easy and do as the Dr says; you’ll be dancing in no time.

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thanks :)

if i have somthing to ride with, yes i have a H*nda nx250.

make me behavior in the traffic good .....not :( but still trying.

and electric bike is a new hobby. i have now 58,8v and 1000w bike. very fun to drive and quiet :)

but back problem is so bad,they that never have it dont understand.

when it was worst i bring me forward with my hands sitting on a plastic bag.
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well.....

im ok now,back is 80%fine.

i still have my nx. and the electrick bike is a bycykle.

i think this is my last words in this thread.

if you ask something here i will answer and support you all :beer :)
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good to know your on the mend,,, lets hope it's not to much longer before your out on the H*nda or E Bikes .... wishing you all the best :rock
2005 ZX636R
1980 - modified Z650
1985 - modified GPZ600R / 400R
1986 - GPZ600R absolutely standard
1989 - GPZ900R A6 - A7 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - modified ZXR750 running gear
1984 GPZ750 Turbo - Paxo special
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Recoveries take time hope you get back to normal. Work hard and you can be as strong as your were.
Was not suppose to be walking after my crash in 2016. They even wanted to take my right leg at the hip from injuries. Doing almost everything I did before. Not like normal but hard work you can do most! Best wishes for healthy recovery :beer
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