how ya goin. WLA help wanted

  • danamoy
    danamoy
    14 years ago

    G'day 45degreers.

    thanks for havin me on your site i'm lookin forward to a wealth of widespread knowledge and knowhow, and all the bull talk too.

    I'm in Adelaide,  and (hiss boo)  am a jap bike rider/builder.

    A life time ago when my father was a bit younger than i am now...    My grandpa decided he'd better take his WLA to bits and hide it so it didn't get tuned into a chopper.  Now years later he's pulled it out and put it together.  It is too large a project for him and i'd like to help him to see it going once again.  I'm in the middle if doin a jap bike streetfighter build so i'm not shy at doin a bit but I'm searching for someone who can offer a bit of expertise on the older machine.

    Its a 42 army issue. Everything is there and on as far as i know. I reckon it could do with relooming and maybe some gaskets but i'm just geussing right now.  Some workmates have said they're a simple thing to get going.  Yeah ok,  I know all about simple jobs.

    Can anybody offer advise or help? Even a contact or website or specific forum that can help out?  If there is someone with a workshop in Adelaide that wouldn't mind a chat i'd be keen.  Thanks.

    Daniel.

  • MJ
    MJ
    14 years ago
    dan try ozbiker.org look for corpse he is a cunt but may just be able to help you
  • kingchops
    kingchops
    14 years ago

    If you're in Adelaide the place you should contact for your WLA is K&M Motorcycles.  They specialise in old bikes.  Saw they had a couple of WLA's for sale a while back.  Here is their site:

    http://www.kmmotorcycles.com/

     

     

  • Sumpoil
    Sumpoil
    14 years ago

    KC has pointed you in the right direction, am not on retainer @ K&M just agree they are probably the best to talk to, as for Hyperformance, dont hold me to this but I dont reckon they exist anymore... If they do then I dont reckon its at that location anyway...??? Would be interested if anyone knows for sure...