The forks do indeed look good, @rory, as does the rest of the model, and she’s up on two wheels, always a good stage to reach in the build process.

Morning All, making my way to final assembly. I added some wiring to two of the control boxes and sensors and added the front braided brake lines using 15kg fishing trace. Tank and seat fitted and now it is just the fairing to wrestle into place. A few photos below. Thanks for stopping by to take a look and have a good week.

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It’s looking very good indeed, @rory, must get some of that fishing trace.

Beautiful work done, Rory @rory
The fishing traces are a great addition.
Am I correct to say that you have a bike standing in your living room?

Well, @rory, I can’t top that. I remember a feature on BBC Top Gear a few years ago about a guy who built a racing car in his kitchen. He realised early on in the project that there would be some difficulty in removing the car once completed, but, he continued because “it was nice and warm in the kitchen”. When it was completed he had to knock the kitchen wall down to remove the car. Needless to say he lived on his own...

That's a wonderful collection of motorcycles, my friend @rory!

@rory, what a great set of bikes you have (models as well). Must be difficult for you to choose which one to take for a ride.

Love that heat staining, I've only done that on aircraft builds, not yet tried it on a bike project - but I will !

Ian.