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bugjuice
3rd January 2007, 15:23
who's good at it (either on the site or shop), like, really good?

For the gixer, the right rear set and the pillion peg/exhaust mount (else I wouldn't bother) are bent and need bendin back. Can be done, but I don't have the tools aside from a big hammer, and I don't want to damage the frame it's attached to, or the paint on it.

More importantly, the lower triple clamp is bent, that needs bendin back into shape.

suggestions?
Bonez
3rd January 2007, 15:30
Any chance of a pic?
bugjuice
3rd January 2007, 16:03
this one ok?




it's not mega bent, and a cam won't really show the degree of it.. never mind showin it off tho, if you're interested :msn-wink:
Bonez
3rd January 2007, 16:49
this one ok?




it's not mega bent, and a cam won't really show the degree of it.. never mind showin it off tho, if you're interested :msn-wink:The bike you big tit!
Ixion
3rd January 2007, 16:51
Well, personally, I thought it was quite a miserable little tit. Mr Spankme does a much better line in tits.
Bonez
3rd January 2007, 18:25
Maybe the resident supporter of lost causes can look after this one........
Henk
13th January 2007, 11:27
You could try Bruin Engineering. Tjebbe does a bit of bike straightening

ph 480 9408
Karma
13th January 2007, 12:28
you wanna get yourself one of these;

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R6_kid
13th January 2007, 12:38
try Wheel and Frame NZ down in Cambridge. Failing that, ebay is your friend, but you should know that already. Dont forget to try the .co.uk and .com.au aswell.
N4CR
13th January 2007, 12:56
hammer and bend to keep shape... heat can too. worked for a fragile ti exhaust system....