The Colour of Blue

JC131

JC131

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Within the last month or so someone posted a topic that I cant remember what it was about. However they had a picture of the 1000 bike, showing something to do with the topic, the one I cant remember!! However the bike had been recently repainted by the looks of the photo, so I was wondering what colour of blue it is?
 
Grant said:
Could you be any more vague?  :-\
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not easy, but he could have written:

Within the last month or so  someone posted a topic that I cant remember what it was about. However they had a picture of the1000 bike, showing something to do with the topic, the one I cant remember!! However the bike had been recently repainted by the looks of the photo, so I was wondering what colour of blue it is?

way more vague, eh?

:D
 
This one?

If not someone elses turn!  :D

http://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,93118.0.html

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I'll have a bash and just to throw a twisted spanner into the works on an early Saturday morning with a foggy head from too much of Ireland's finest peat infused ...... two questions if I may .....was it actually in within the last month and more importantly was it actually blue ?

or was it a few months ago and green

http://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,91930.30.html


 

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Lympne is correct, thanks, it was Simon's post on the fitting of Mikuni carbs. So Simon the colour of your bike looks cool, do you know the paint code?

About the angled intake rubber used to mount the left hand filter, although the inlet track length is different to the other two carbs, I doubt if it would make little difference on a road bike.

 
John, it was 'beauchemin' who posted about Mikuni Carb Installation and it is his bike, not mine.
I just found the thread!

You may want to PM him through the forum, or he may reply here.

 
I picked the blue from one of the painter's colour books.  I had no paint code, so I simply chose a light blue somewhat similar to what was available on a 1974 3C.  Just find one that turns your crank!
 
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