Honda CB250N SuperDream. Engine back in, carbs, chain and exhaust on.

[@keithf8890]

That,Nat,is coming on.All the best.

[@RyansGarageUK]

Well done, loving the scissor lift / drill combo, made lifting the engine into place look far easier than my attempts.

[@luddite6239]

It's looking like a bike again! Looking forward to the first start. (Like the new titles, by the way.)

[@cbrider726]

Nice one mate . Yet to start my resto of my Super Dream . Great tips many thanks 👍👍👍

[@timparker9235]

really looking forward to the first start, you're doing great 👌

[@wibblywobblyidiotvision]

Well done, Nat. that said, I'm at a loss as to why you're bothering to put the lump back into a frame you have no intention of using, especially given the piss-arsing faff that it is to do. You had the swinger out, surely it would have been a better idea to put the engine into the new frame straight away and then bolt the ancilliaries like swing(ing) arm and forks onto that to get a rolling chassis.

[@thehutx]

yea im thinking same. lot of work for nothing

[@grahamhider3754]

Keeping going Nat

[@stephenwalsh8184]

🏍👍👍👍👍

[@stevesane800]

Great job Nat! Is that the new frame or the old one? I thought the new one was being painted? I think i might have missed your explanation ages ago. I understand space is a premium, but installing a bare frame over the engine & making it a rolling chassis afterwards would've be an easier option? Being a dad is the priority though.

[@motorcyclejunkie7564]

That little orange jack looks well useful, where did you get it?

[@NatsNackersYard]

eBay special mate. Can't do links here but it's listed as 'VEVOR Motorcycle Scissor Jack Lift 1100 lbs Wide Deck Hoist Stand for ATVs BikeVEVOR Motorcycle Scissor Jack Lift 1100 lbs Wide Deck Hoist Stand for ATVs Bike'. I paid £32 for mine though....

[@theplantpotman]

Sealey, draper do them and machine mart, plus others, plus the chinesium varietys😂

[@motorcyclejunkie7564]

@@NatsNackersYard Thanks, I'll take a look, would have been useful putting the engine in the GPZ instead of trying to balance it on blocks of wood!