bwolfie wrote:http://www.harborfreight.com/stud-welder-dent-repair-kit-98357.html
and studs are $10. Much more reasonable.
Saw that too. Or I could pay the guy I mentioned $100 and let him figure it out.
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Tanks a lot.
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Re: Tanks a lot.
by swooshdave » Mon May 30, 2011 10:17 am
Saw that too. Or I could pay the guy I mentioned $100 and let him figure it out.
You probably want to go into town, and find a up to date Jap Bike store,
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
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Re: Tanks a lot.
by swooshdave » Sat Jun 25, 2011 8:59 pm
So… give the tank to Little Horse a couple weeks ago. Obviously not a in a big rush to get it back. Met him at the PIR event today. While I had told them not to do too much work, just get most of the dents out and make sure it doesn't leak, they went well beyond that.
vintage-racing-and-more-pir-june-25th-t10007.html
The dent is gone, although there is some filler. The leak was welded up. And they even put some primer on it.
For $50.
Sometimes it pays to pay someone else.
I'll get this on the bike very soon as I want to try out the stock configuration.
vintage-racing-and-more-pir-june-25th-t10007.html
The dent is gone, although there is some filler. The leak was welded up. And they even put some primer on it.
For $50.
Sometimes it pays to pay someone else.
I'll get this on the bike very soon as I want to try out the stock configuration.
You probably want to go into town, and find a up to date Jap Bike store,
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
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