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A member of the UK KH&S Series board, Schurminator, has recently completed a restoration of a KH400. His attention to detail and documentation of the restoration is remarkable! He has taken over 900 photos of excellent quality. An excellent resource!
Although this is a KH400 restoration, there are many aspects of the documentation that apply to other models. It is well worth the time to look at what he has done. The documentation covers two web pages because of the number of pics included and, even then, is slow to load.
http://3cyl.com/mraxl/kh400a5/shurmresto1.htm
You can begin on page 1 and read as it was posted in time or select various build topics from the index. Click on any pic for a full size photo.
A big "Thank You" to Steve for taking the time to do a really tremendous job of documentation!

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Awesome Dale, reminded me of Soupdragons thread.
I posted a link to this thread on the Canuck forum.

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Bad decisions make the best stories.

Nice resto
Steve Schur lives not that far from me he is an aircraft engineer for Virgin so you would expect a spot on restoration from him
He finished his resto about the same time I completed my café race H1
http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/ae34 ... 4951423217

Read 1% of it, pretty impressive.

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Current bikes: H1 69,71,72,76 KH 500, H2 72(2),73,74,75(3) , 77RD 400, 08 KLR 650. 76 KZ 900, Yamaha RZ 500, ihave so many triples gave up listing them.
Have seversl tons of H1/H2/S parts for sale, http://www.triplestuff.net dhg1337@gmail.com

It's a great restoration but the thing that impresses me most is the documentation of the build. It takes a lot of extra time to take all those pics.

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1969 H1, 1971 G3SSA, 1974 G5, 1973 H2A, 1975 S3A, 1975 H1F, 1973 Z1, 1988 HD FLTC, Captain America chopper, 2000 Excelsior Henderson, 1965 Bridgestone BS90

Woaowwwwwwwww
What a great restoration.

I posted the link on the french forum where 3 or 4 guys are restoring their 400.

Very nice as it helps alot like the 72 h2 restoration you have on the site. and thanks for the hard work as it's appreciated.

I remember Steve Schur from a few years back helped him with his Z1B good to see the man is still the master of restoration. I saw his old Z1B on a classic bike classified advert now painted in the classic Z1B black and maroon colours I remember he made a custom plate in brass that read DOHC 900 which went across the handlebar clamps top work Steve.

this is like the blog version of a haynes manual!
the extra time devoted to sizing up all the pics and uploading them! wow. nice work

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running... '78 KH400, '07 KLR. In a state of repair.... '72 S2.