cant resist a bargain , but its gonna need alot of work! Ive tried selling it to zombie as it has a rhs gearchange but he said no... at least its not a scooter! hehe just joking!

heres the other side.. now where did i put the solvol.. oh yeah on one of the other bikes in the background ..

£50! wow, why can't i find things like that!! well done i would of paid it, and still woud if you can't find the solvol

EB, how about a step by step pictorial on the restoration of the bike. Kind of like 'a bike is born' ukbikeforum style. You won't get you're own camera man and budget but at least you don't need previous experience of sticking your hand up a cow's jacksie...

To explain that comment incase it went over your head. Mark Evans, who does the 'a bike is born' series started out as a vet.

which bit did he stick up, head or hand?

Arrrrrrrgh

I had one of them when I were a lad, customised it with my redundancy money from Rolls-Royce....................

Whoops. Let's hope it was just the hand.

Same sort of condition as a one year old suzuki!

Yes, I would pay £50 for that! Looks complete anyway - and it's not covered with red oxide paint like the 400/4 I paid £70 for!

I reckon you got a good buy.

Nice one FF thats a raw machine. God roll up action and wicked hair. bacon slicer too, sweet!

the bike is now completely dismantled, thanks to my dad. but ive now got someone offering me £500 for it .. as is.. so i might just rip there hand off and make a quick profit!

DONT DO IT!
FIX IT UP!
SEE IT THROUGH!

[shouts from studio audience] Take The Money

Take the money, buy another bargain, spend the money you got from the first bike on it.

Simple economics really. How much is it going to cost you to restore it (a) and what will it be worth when it is restored (b). If the difference between a and b is less than £450 then sell and use the money to find something else and restore that.