Weldon Alley posted a photo:

The nuclear bike.

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

All the carburetors we disassembled a while back have been cleaned! The difference is huge.

Just goes to show that you can restore the worst looking parts to good condition.


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

All the carburetors we disassembled a while back have been cleaned! The difference is huge.

Just goes to show that you can restore the worst looking parts to good condition.


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

All the carburetors we disassembled a while back have been cleaned! The difference is huge.

Just goes to show that you can restore the worst looking parts to good condition.


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

Here we have our best restoration tips in a while: the white doormats from IKEA.

Using them and some polish it's possible to improve the finish on almost all used screws. Since the surface is hooped it doesn't catch on the screws, the rubber base means you can apply pressure without damaging the part.

If you want, you can even turn the mat around to get some extra polish from the rubber.

The mats cost next to nothing, if you get the chance try it out!


www.yamaparts.com

Yamaparts Photo posted a photo:

All the carburetors we disassembled a while back have been cleaned! The difference is huge.

Just goes to show that you can restore the worst looking parts to good condition.


www.yamaparts.com

Zoom Lens posted a photo:

My photographs and videos and any derivative works are my private property and are copyright © by me, John Russell (aka “Zoom Lens”) and ALL my rights, including my exclusive rights, are reserved. ANY use without my permission in writing is forbidden by law.

.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIfvwwPSHCI&feature=related

.