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This is very true, and shoots down any notion of direct swapping of bits, Jeez, I hate being an adult, all this common sense stuff.
Ok - time to re-think my approach then. Lots of photos, lots of little freezer bags and sticky labels. I'm warning you though, my brain is already looking at the spare Triumph T595 Daytona motor sitting in the garage. I said I wasn't bothered about standard. The measuring tape will be the decider on that fantasy.
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I take things apart for a living, and reassemble them afterwards.
 Sometimes they still work too !The smartphone camera is a godsend, and on a bigger project I wouldn't rule out putting a GoPro on a headband and just forget it's there. As you work, leave it videoing and snap some photos with it too of important stuff while it videos.
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Keep backups
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Buy some cheap cardboard boxes for parts, EG 8"x6"x6", ten of, £8
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195561319188?...5442400085
<p style="text-align:center;">Ohlins, PC3, fuel cut defeat, +4deg timing, 17" front wheel.