Thanks, I have to admit these restorations are habit forming.

Showtime, How's that MR you finished? Are you going to break
it in come Spring?

Michael I haven't given it much thought. Some philosophical type
once said, "It's not the destination, but the journey that's important."
Except for the occassional blast up and down the street, I doubt any
of my vintage racers will see much action. To make up for that, I'm in
the middle of restoring a '93 CR250. I know the '93 is not considered
vintage but with Honda's parts producing policy, even IT is getting hard
to find parts for. Once done, it will be much more durable, more fun and
I can still race and be competitive at the local events while riding what
all the new talent consider a dinosaur.

I've already started looking for my next vintage project (the '79 should be
done by Spring). Maybe something from the early 80s followed by an '85-'87
then I will probably start restoring open class CRs - so many projects, so little
time.

Ian, I didn't even notice how the trailer wheel lined up when I took the shot.
"Food for thought" indeed.

dogger