This is a guide to the techniques and tools needed for motor cycle restoration and repair includes hints on setting up a workplace, getting the tools required, an analysis of the composition and usage of the different metals and advice on heat treatment that can be achieved in the home workshop. Also included is information on working with timber, casting and pattern-making, and lathe work. Specialist guidance on sidecars and instruction on achieving a professional finish is included.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Very informative,British terminology ,broad range,
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This review is from: Motor Cycle Restorer's Workshop Companion (Hardcover)
A bit mis-leading with a motorcycle on the cover, this book deals with tools ,shop procedures, etc., similar to a condensed version of "The Machinists Handbook" Unless you're familier with words like"parifin, spanner, G-clamp" etc.the british terminology can be a bit confusing.Very little motorcycle mechanics exist inside.
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