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lostinflyz
22nd April 2011, 17:21
right i want to fix my motorcycle to go fast(er), i wanna cut out the headstock and weld it in at a different angle.
anyone got any suggestions for who may be competent enough to achieve such a feat???
Kickaha
22nd April 2011, 19:08
F1 engineering http://www.rapidartnz.com/Services/ChassisS.htm
lostinflyz
22nd April 2011, 20:19
yea ill give them a bell on tuesday just wondered if anyone knew someone else dodgy??
Kickaha
22nd April 2011, 20:41
yea ill give them a bell on tuesday just wondered if anyone knew someone else dodgy??
Wallace (Marsheng on KB) http://www.marshland.co.nz/
He has built his own frame for his bucket and does good work
budda
22nd April 2011, 21:17
F1 engineering http://www.rapidartnz.com/Services/ChassisS.htm
Yep, big Buddha tick for F1 - they do VERY nice work, and while the price is definitely dearer than buzzing it in yourself with your SuperCheap MIG, it is done RIGHT first time - no excuses
Brian d marge
22nd April 2011, 22:25
Yep, big Buddha tick for F1 - they do VERY nice work, and while the price is definitely dearer than buzzing it in yourself with your SuperCheap MIG, it is done RIGHT first time - no excuses
He is the ONLY NZ engineer I send my work to
Communication is good , work is good and from where I stand the prices are reasonable
Stephen
Brian d marge
22nd April 2011, 22:31
right i want to fix my motorcycle to go fast(er), i wanna cut out the headstock and weld it in at a different angle.
anyone got any suggestions for who may be competent enough to achieve such a feat???
On saying that its not difficult , but u might need a small jig OR re align it once it cools ( keep the heat low )
Stephen
lostinflyz
23rd April 2011, 08:13
thanks guys, sounds like their the shizzle.
probably wouldn't hurt to get them to check my frame over anyway after jettisoning it into the HD wall.
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