I crashed

[Donut]

Went out for a ride with my old man yesterday and was going into a corner a bit hot and ended out high siding, smashed the bike up but i was lucky to walk away...... :)

so now im looking for any wrecked hyosungs to take some spares off.

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?

[Romeo]

Geez, you walked away from a highside? Any injuries and what gear were you wearing!

Gutting dude, hope you're back on rubber soon.

[WarlockNZ]

what the hell was your old man doing ????

sucks on your crash mate :(

[discotex]

Went out for a ride with my old man yesterday and was going into a corner a bit hot and ended out high siding, smashed the bike up but i was lucky to walk away...... :)

so now im looking for any wrecked hyosungs to take some spares off.

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?

Ouch mate. Crashing fuckin sucks. Especially a highside. I'm surprised you're even contemplating repairs. Surely it's totally borked?

Rear brake causing skid causing let off rear brake causing highside by any chance?

[Taz]

Insurance will take care of all that for you.

[Meekey_Mouse]

Hey, glad to hear you walked away from it! High sides can be pretty nasty.

I'm selling my 06 Hyosung for $3,500 if you're interested send me a PM :)

[McJim]

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?

Photos please?

Sucks that you crashed bud.

[Donut]

I had spyke leather jacket jeans and gloves on... and they all held out fine i got some scratches on my head from my helmet and the face plant onto the road..... will be back on rubber in no time just need a footpeg left handle bar and its rideable..... scratched up with holes but rideble

Luckily i was only doing about 80ks when it highsided and it was on brake into the corner and it slid untill it griped and over i went

just happy to walk away the bike is fixable but im not :) cant wait to get it fixed and be back on the road, hopefully intime for battle of the streets :D

will post pics once camera is charged

[Bikernereid]

Glad you're ok and it was just the bike that got damaged, good luck re parts.


Went out for a ride with my old man yesterday and was going into a corner a bit hot and ended out high siding, smashed the bike up but i was lucky to walk away...... :)

so now im looking for any wrecked hyosungs to take some spares off.

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?

[TOTO]

Sorry for your crash dude but glad you are ok. Post up some puics when you can...

[gijoe1313]

Jinkies! Glad to hear you are okay and able to reflect on the experience! I bet your Dad was relieved he didn't have to deal with anything any more serious (Mum woulda killed him!? :shutup:)

How did your gear hold up? No injuries or niggles at the moment?

[Kittyhawk]

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out?

You will need a tap and dye set to get this out...

Drill through the part which is stuck use a drill which is not too big make sure it dosent strip the thread when you drill through.

Use a screwdriver and hammer, try chipping away at the part of the bolt which is left in there get a couple of mm's out so this is a starting point..

Get the tap set, and screw it into the hole, this will cut a new thread, when you screw it, it will use the exsisting one as a guide.

Will find a pic of what Im trying to explain,..

[Warr]

Went out for a ride with my old man yesterday and was going into a corner a bit hot and ended out high siding, smashed the bike up but i was lucky to walk away...... :)

so now im looking for any wrecked hyosungs to take some spares off.

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?
What side of town are you on there?
PM me your addy and I can call around see what I can do.

[Kittyhawk]

Step 1 - This is the tool kit you would require to do this properly...

You can get smaller ones from places like Chevpack and any other engineering supplier.

Step 2 - The pic here is the tool for boaring out the left over bolt which is stuck

Step 3 - Inserting the tool then you screw it in. It may take several attempts, screw it quarter of a turn in to take a cut then back out to get rid of the filings, then go back in, take another cut and back out... this creates the new thread.

(remember to note weather the rest of the bolts on the bike are metric or imperial and use the correct type so it matches the rest of the bike)

[bandit_girl]

Bummer to hear about that!!

[EnzoYug]

Luckily i was only doing about 80ks when it highsided and it was on brake into the corner and it slid untill it griped and over i went

Any high-side is good to walk away from, 80k's is dead lucky. +1 for your gear

Just a guess, your old man was leading?

[Donut]

Nah i was leading... bad idea on a road i didnt know :(

[Donut]

Jinkies! Glad to hear you are okay and able to reflect on the experience! I bet your Dad was relieved he didn't have to deal with anything any more serious (Mum woulda killed him!? :shutup:)

How did your gear hold up? No injuries or niggles at the moment?

Gear held out fine, i have a few scratches from the stiching in the armour and i think i may of broken my ankle .. (docotrs cost too much) otherwise its just bruised head and ego lol

[howdamnhard]

Glad your okay,suggest you get your ankle checked out,ACC should cover it,otherwise it may come back to haunt you.Let me guess trying to impress dad?:crazy:



Gear held out fine, i have a few scratches from the stiching in the armour and i think i may of broken my ankle .. (docotrs cost too much) otherwise its just bruised head and ego lol

[howdamnhard]

Wow,Kittyhawk,didn't no you were so mechanically inclined,impressive.:clap:



Step 1 - This is the tool kit you would require to do this properly...

You can get smaller ones from places like Chevpack and any other engineering supplier.

Step 2 - The pic here is the tool for boaring out the left over bolt which is stuck

Step 3 - Inserting the tool then you screw it in. It may take several attempts, screw it quarter of a turn in to take a cut then back out to get rid of the filings, then go back in, take another cut and back out... this creates the new thread.

(remember to note weather the rest of the bolts on the bike are metric or imperial and use the correct type so it matches the rest of the bike)

[Kittyhawk]

Wow,Kittyhawk,didn't no you were so mechanically inclined,impressive.:clap:

Im a dark horse....

You must have the right tool for the right job.
One person operates the machinery at any given time.
You have to have an eye for detail.
Time, practise along with patience will result in perfection.

[howdamnhard]

Not to dark I hope!:rofl::rofl:



[QUOTE=Kittyhawk;1389247]Im a dark horse....

[Kittyhawk]

Not to dark I hope!:rofl::rofl:



[quote=Kittyhawk;1389247]Im a dark horse....

Depends on how low you want to go!!:laugh::pinch:

[howdamnhard]

What blonde on top and dark below:laugh:



[quote=howdamnhard;1389250]Not to dark I hope!:rofl::rofl:





Depends on how low you want to go!!:laugh::pinch:

[gtr boy]

why do blonds dye there hair roots black..:rolleyes:

[snot]

just happy to walk away the bike is fixable but im not :)


Yes, but skin grows back. Fairings do not however..

[Weaver]

Step 1 - This is the tool kit you would require to do this properly...

You can get smaller ones from places like Chevpack and any other engineering supplier.

Step 2 - The pic here is the tool for boaring out the left over bolt which is stuck

Step 3 - Inserting the tool then you screw it in. It may take several attempts, screw it quarter of a turn in to take a cut then back out to get rid of the filings, then go back in, take another cut and back out... this creates the new thread.

(remember to note weather the rest of the bolts on the bike are metric or imperial and use the correct type so it matches the rest of the bike)

I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
Doing it in the manner you have suggested can easily go wrong.
The best way to do it is to drill a hole in the center of the bit you wish to remove. Then insert an easy-out (extremly course left hand thread). Turn the easy-out anti clockwise and the remaining part of the handlebars should unscrew.
Important - Be very gentle. Don't apply to much pressure unless you want the easy-out to snap.

And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.

[MGST]

I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
Doing it in the manner you have suggested can easily go wrong.
The best way to do it is to drill a hole in the center of the bit you wish to remove. Then insert an easy-out (extremly course left hand thread). Turn the easy-out anti clockwise and the remaining part of the handlebars should unscrew.
Important - Be very gentle. Don't apply to much pressure unless you want the easy-out to snap.

And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.


Just as well you know then seeing as it's your job ;) Seriously that is the correct way ( its also my job to know ), easy-out and then run a tap down to clean the thread up and it's all sweet.

[Donut]

I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
Doing it in the manner you have suggested can easily go wrong.
The best way to do it is to drill a hole in the center of the bit you wish to remove. Then insert an easy-out (extremly course left hand thread). Turn the easy-out anti clockwise and the remaining part of the handlebars should unscrew.
Important - Be very gentle. Don't apply to much pressure unless you want the easy-out to snap.

And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.

just have to find one of these easy outs now .... any idea on a cost ?

[Kittyhawk]

What blonde on top and dark below:laugh:

PFFT who grows body hair these days!

[quote=Weaver;1389478]I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
Doing it in the manner you have suggested can easily go wrong.
The best way to do it is to drill a hole in the center of the bit you wish to remove. Then insert an easy-out (extremly course left hand thread). Turn the easy-out anti clockwise and the remaining part of the handlebars should unscrew.
Important - Be very gentle. Don't apply to much pressure unless you want the easy-out to snap.

And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.

I didnt realise there was an easy-out tool, if I had of known that, would have suggested it. Mine was purely a suggestion based on personal knowledge and experience.

And nope I couldnt give a toss weather it was your job to know or not lol, you are who you are, you know what you know :msn-wink:

So how sexy are your overalls? :devil2:

[Kittyhawk]

Just as well you know then seeing as it's your job ;) Seriously that is the correct way ( its also my job to know ), easy-out and then run a tap down to clean the thread up and it's all sweet.


I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.

Oh by the way, tell me guys, how many chicks like me know about this stuff? Im curious to know....

Most of my biker chick mates have no idea what tools are in a workshop even just the basics like socket set, rachet, alan keys, metric and imperial bolts etc.....and when this happens on their bikes they think it ruins the performance of the engines some how!

:shutup:

[Weaver]

just have to find one of these easy outs now .... any idea on a cost ?

I have no idea of the costs, I've never had to buy some myself (thats foremans job). Try your local trade supplier. They usally come in a set of different sizes.


So how sexy are your overalls?
Extremly, if you like 'em covered in grease and dust

[discotex]

Gear held out fine, i have a few scratches from the stiching in the armour and i think i may of broken my ankle .. (docotrs cost too much) otherwise its just bruised head and ego lol

Doctors cost too much? Only if you're sick. Not if you have an accident.

Dude go to the hostipal and tell them "I crashed my motorcycle and I think my ankle is broken. It really hurts here.." and pont to where it hurts. :doctor:

Won't cost a cent thanks to your friendly ACC system. Might as well get back some of your rego ;)

If you go to a normal dr then yes they might charge a "part charge" of around $20 to cover the bit ACC doesn't cover.

[RT527]

What he said Dude...Get yourself to a friggan hospital Now....It will cost more if you have to do reconstruction surgery later on in life.......Lots Lots more.


Btw if you do have a broken ankle I would say that due to Pain , it would be very very hard for you to stand on it....Even Sprained ankles are extremely painful.


Anyhoot for a professional opinion , only a doctor can make this call....GO henceforth and visit your local morgue...I mean Hospital.

[TOTO]

Doctors cost too much? Only if you're sick. Not if you have an accident.

Dude go to the hostipal and tell them "I crashed my motorcycle and I think my ankle is broken. It really hurts here.." and pont to where it hurts. :doctor:

Won't cost a cent thanks to your friendly ACC system. Might as well get back some of your rego ;)

If you go to a normal dr then yes they might charge a "part charge" of around $20 to cover the bit ACC doesn't cover.

Yea what they said. Go to doctor and use the doctor. thats what they are there for.

[Donut]

ok, so ill go to the doc when i hav time ^^, anywhoo does anyone have a easy out tool and a set to re thread things that lives in the hamilton area... just need to use em to rethread the socket for the gear shaft and to get the bar end out... pm me if you do :)

[howdamnhard]

Yes an easy out was my first choice too,but will only work with a solid bar and not a hollow one (tends to expand the hollow tube and lock it in .).Does the bike have solid bars? Also make sure you use the correct size drill with the correct size easy out.Be gentle because if if you snap off the easy out tip it will be a bugger to get it out.:buggerd:Drills don't work so well on hardened steel tips.



I'm sorry but this is not the correct way to do it.
Doing it in the manner you have suggested can easily go wrong.
The best way to do it is to drill a hole in the center of the bit you wish to remove. Then insert an easy-out (extremly course left hand thread). Turn the easy-out anti clockwise and the remaining part of the handlebars should unscrew.
Important - Be very gentle. Don't apply to much pressure unless you want the easy-out to snap.

And before you say "what the fuck do you know". Its my job to know.

[Donut]

Yes an easy out was my first choice too,but will only work with a solid bar and not a hollow one (tends to expand the hollow tube and lock it in .).Does the bike have solid bars? Also make sure you use the correct size drill with the correct size easy out.Be gentle because if if you snap off the easy out tip it will be a bugger to get it out.:buggerd:Drills don't work so well on hardened steel tips.

its a solid bar and ive seen alot of people say that the trick is to be gentle :D as for the drill well i only have a small dremmel tool ^^ going to have to borrow both the drill and easy out

[Donut]

Well it seems im having a bad streak of luck... i went to take some pictures today to post on here and ended out droping the camera, so now it dosent go... and now the missus is angry because i broke the $7000 bike and now her $500 camera just when we bought a house :doh:

[howdamnhard]

OUCH,what are you going to drop next?:weep:


Well it seems im having a bad streak of luck... i went to take some pictures today to post on here and ended out droping the camera, so now it dosent go... and now the missus is angry because i broke the $7000 bike and now her $500 camera just when we bought a house :doh:

[gijoe1313]

Well it seems im having a bad streak of luck... i went to take some pictures today to post on here and ended out droping the camera, so now it dosent go... and now the missus is angry because i broke the $7000 bike and now her $500 camera just when we bought a house :doh:

:doh: Jeez, what did you do to piss off the biker gods so much? :shit:

Never mind, take a chill pill and just get yourself sorted, the bike sorted and your missus sorted! :pinch:

Thats your three! Things gotta be picking up from there!

[Kittyhawk]

Extremly, if you like 'em covered in grease and dust

MmmMMmm the images of a real man comes to mind cracking open a cold one after a hard days work with the workmates...

quite arousing one must say ;)

[howdamnhard]

If you were closer I would offer to give you a hand,unfortuneately Hamilton is a little,far.Any Hamiltonians Who can give him a hand?:hug:


its a solid bar and ive seen alot of people say that the trick is to be gentle :D as for the drill well i only have a small dremmel tool ^^ going to have to borrow both the drill and easy out

[Donut]

OUCH,what are you going to drop next?:weep:

Lol i didnt drop the bike, it threw me :thud:

[howdamnhard]

Your such a naughty girl:devil2:


MmmMMmm the images of a real man comes to mind cracking open a cold one after a hard days work with the workmates...

quite arousing one must say ;)

[Kittyhawk]

Your such a naughty girl:devil2:

Oi you!!! :argue: Not my fault Im single, horny and have no bike to settle my urges...there is nothing wrong with me in this pic is there :whistle:

"Well aint you a pruddy young fulla hmm??"

[Donut]

Oi you!!! :argue: Not my fault Im single, horny and have no bike to settle my urges...there is nothing wrong with me in this pic is there :whistle:

"Well aint you a pruddy young fulla hmm??"

i'd hate to know what happened to your bike :S were the doctors able to find it lol

[howdamnhard]

HA,HA,HA,excellent!:rofl::rofl::rofl:


i'd hate to know what happened to your bike :S were the doctors able to find it lol

[Kittyhawk]

i'd hate to know what happened to your bike :S were the doctors able to find it lol

It wasnt my fault it was an oversize novelty vibrator, its only a 600 afterall. I had to try settle my urges somehow! well the doc was in the room but he wasnt around for long must have got sucked out of the room somehow......I was told there was a black hole in the room....

also a mack truck mysteriously disappeared when I was laying flat on my back after I binned on the road too...

[howdamnhard]

When ya going to get another bike?:oi-grr::oi-grr:


Oi you!!! :argue: Not my fault Im single, horny and have no bike to settle my urges...there is nothing wrong with me in this pic is there :whistle:

"Well aint you a pruddy young fulla hmm??"

[Donut]

It wasnt my fault it was an oversize novelty vibrator, its only a 600 afterall. I had to try settle my urges somehow! well the doc was in the room but he wasnt around for long must have got sucked out of the room somehow......I was told there was a black hole in the room....

also a mack truck mysteriously disappeared when I was laying flat on my back after I binned on the road too...

LOL you one sick puppy :lol:

[Kittyhawk]

When ya going to get another bike?:oi-grr::oi-grr:

Not too sure yet babe....Im not ready to ride yet :no:

[Kittyhawk]

LOL you one sick puppy :lol:

OI no bitch get it right!!! Im KITTY!! aint no farkn dog on heat (yet) only thing I do is doggie doggie doggie and it aint in the bedroom!:laugh:

[howdamnhard]

Why aint you ready to ride yet ( is it the cost or is it your mental state) ?:confused:

Not too sure yet babe....Im not ready to ride yet :no:

[Kittyhawk]

Why aint you ready to ride yet ( is it the cost or is it your mental state) ?:confused:

Still the headspace thing, I honestly dont know how long it wil take..Until I can ride responsibly on the road theres no way Im getting back on a bike until those urges are gone...its why my next bike is either going to be dual purpose so I can take it off road, or get strictly a track bike and take up F3 racing instead.

[Donut]

dog on heat.... no you sound like something much worse...:tugger: lol

[howdamnhard]

Yip sportbikes can do that to a lot of people,at least you show great maturity and self awareness .:niceone:.Was it a single event that made you aware of this or did it slowly dawn on you?Sometimes I think only having a GN250 is a good thing for me.


Still the headspace thing, I honestly dont know how long it wil take..Until I can ride responsibly on the road theres no way Im getting back on a bike until those urges are gone...its why my next bike is either going to be dual purpose so I can take it off road, or get strictly a track bike and take up F3 racing instead.

[Kittyhawk]

dog on heat.... no you sound like something much worse...:tugger: lol

mmmm so when can I have you for dessert hahahahha:sick:


Yip sportbikes can do that to a lot of people,at least you show great maturity and self awareness .:niceone:.Was it a single event that made you aware of this or did it slowly dawn on you?Sometimes I think only having a GN250 is a good thing for me.

Itd be easier to say it was one event, but however that is not the case..pm sent

[Donut]

[QUOTE=Kittyhawk;1391124]mmmm so when can I have you for dessert hahahahha:sick:


:lol: oh im more then you can stomache for dissert.... :sick: now be a good girl or suffer the punishment :spanking:

[rphenix]

Oh by the way, tell me guys, how many chicks like me know about this stuff? Im curious to know....

Most of my biker chick mates have no idea what tools are in a workshop even just the basics like socket set, rachet, alan keys, metric and imperial bolts etc.....and when this happens on their bikes they think it ruins the performance of the engines some how!

:shutup:

Well my wife grew up working for her parents in a mitre 10 store nothing like a wife who can rattle of stock codes to the clueless guys in the store when your looking for something u cant find on the shelves :>

[Kittyhawk]

[quote=Kittyhawk;1391124]mmmm so when can I have you for dessert hahahahha:sick:


:lol: oh im more then you can stomache for dissert.... :sick: now be a good girl or suffer the punishment :spanking:
Punishment? Dont think you could catch a wet kitty in the bedroom :sweatdrop Im pretty sure I could outride you any day hun!



Well my wife grew up working for her parents in a mitre 10 store nothing like a wife who can rattle of stock codes to the clueless guys in the store when your looking for something u cant find on the shelves :>

MARVELLOUS! I love it! :clap:

[turtleman]

just have to find one of these easy outs now .... any idea on a cost ?

If you're still trying to find an easy out (possibly called ezi-out), the last set I got was from Mitre10, though a fair while ago. Repco should also have them, as would Super Cheap (but I'd beware of inferior quality there). Haven't bought any for years, and have lost the set I had :doh: , but from memory they weren't overly expensive.

[Donut]

[quote=Donut;1391304]
Punishment? Dont think you could catch a wet kitty in the bedroom :sweatdrop Im pretty sure I could outride you any day hun!


Lol thats not a stab at me for stacking it is it... you just wait till my ho-bag is running again ... oh and you have a new bike then we will see who rides who..... opps i mean out rides lol :laugh:

[Donut]

If you're still trying to find an easy out (possibly called ezi-out), the last set I got was from Mitre10, though a fair while ago. Repco should also have them, as would Super Cheap (but I'd beware of inferior quality there). Haven't bought any for years, and have lost the set I had :doh: , but from memory they weren't overly expensive.

had a look for em today there is a varying cost i spose its because of quality.... but i have to get the ezi-out but and a socket thingy for it too all up from 30 - 60 dollars

[TimeOut]

I bet your Dad was relieved he didn't have to deal with anything any more serious (Mum woulda killed him!? :shutup:)

I second that speaking from experience when my son high sided his ninga.
Glad to hear your ok.

[marty]

if the easy out works properly (ie if you do the job properly) then you won't/shouldn't use a tap - the easyout is only an extension of the original piece anyway. my advice is DON'T use a tap, unless you know 100% what the original screw pitch is, and you have the exact threaded tap.

about what size is the threaded portion (in mm)?

#edit# just re-read the thread. forget the handlebar. get the frame checked for straightness first. could all be a waste of time. an 80k highside is gonna hurt most bikes. terminally. i presume you were insured?

[Warr]

had a look for em today there is a varying cost i spose its because of quality.... but i have to get the ezi-out but and a socket thingy for it too all up from 30 - 60 dollars
You are a hard man to track down there. I live one street from you and have
knocked on your door twice in the last 2 days but unable to raise anyone :)

[Kittyhawk]

[quote=Kittyhawk;1392209]

Lol thats not a stab at me for stacking it is it... you just wait till my ho-bag is running again ... oh and you have a new bike then we will see who rides who..... opps i mean out rides lol :laugh:

Nope didnt even consider it...I forgot it was your thread :pinch:

Im going to get some small dodegy bike which is falling apart to thrash haha...even on a minimoto Im stil faster than you...soo...shall we see whos goin to cum first???:laugh:


You are a hard man to track down there. I live one street from you and have
knocked on your door twice in the last 2 days but unable to raise anyone :)

It is my fault, I keep distracting him....:bleh: Did ya want a piece of me? sorry but I aint on the dessert menu.... just mains:buggerd:

[Warr]

It is my fault, I keep distracting him....:bleh: Did ya want a piece of me? sorry but I aint on the dessert menu.... just mains:buggerd:
Mm .. I see the problem :yes:

[MattyP]

Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?

Don't worry about getting the bar out. Mine snapped off too and the replacement clipon comes as one unit (not just the bar).

I got a bunch of parts from: http://www.richardhyosunggvgt.com/cometgt125250650rs.htm

Really, really good to deal with. Goods arrived fast and he keeps you informed at every step of the shipping process. Even chucked in a bungy luggage net and calendar for free!

[Kittyhawk]

Mm .. I see the problem :yes:

Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack? :weep:

[Warr]

Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack? :weep:
Air could be a problem :sherlock:

[Badger8]

Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack? :weep:

Naah, he'd have a whale of a time! :rofl:

[Badger8]

Air could be a problem :sherlock:

If you're lucky it'll be like underwater caving... Pockets of breathable air that've been trapped in there since the mountains crashed into the sea :rofl: :lol: :dodge:

[Kittyhawk]

Air could be a problem :sherlock: Oxygen masks arent ment to be an accessory, they do actually serve a purpose!


Naah, he'd have a whale of a time! :rofl:

Wanna join in??

I really am fuckable!

[Badger8]

Wanna join in??

I really am fuckable!

Yeah... Sure... I just gotta go over here for a bit first... :sick::puke:
Aah, that's better, now where were we? *picks carrot out of teeth*
*wretches* ooh, hang on... just gimme a minute, i dont think this is over just yet... :sick:

[howdamnhard]

I second what marty says.Check your frame out first and if using an easy out a tap shouldn't be necessary.


if the easy out works properly (ie if you do the job properly) then you won't/shouldn't use a tap - the easyout is only an extension of the original piece anyway. my advice is DON'T use a tap, unless you know 100% what the original screw pitch is, and you have the exact threaded tap.

about what size is the threaded portion (in mm)?

#edit# just re-read the thread. forget the handlebar. get the frame checked for straightness first. could all be a waste of time. an 80k highside is gonna hurt most bikes. terminally. i presume you were insured?

[Donut]

I second what marty says.Check your frame out first and if using an easy out a tap shouldn't be necessary.

not the most mechanically minded of people... had a look at the frame and it seems to be ok ...... not that i know how to tell..... only thing worrying me so far is the seat wont go back on :( and nope no isurance..... was waiting to get my licence before i got it :(........warr i was home all day yesterday... albeit playing on the computer with headfones on none the less at home :P......

locked up keeping myself safe from kittyhawk lol even with a mouth :gob: this wide i still couldnt breath :D lucky i have oxigen tanks

[howdamnhard]

HMMMM riding without insurance,I guess you've learned your lesson.Yes its possible you've bent your frame or sub frame(if it has one(not familiar with your bike) or seat(unlikely).Do a search on frame checking or start a thread requesting help checking subframe.Best would be take it into a shop to get checked over.I guess you could roll it along a level surface and check if it pulls to one side.Goodluck.:weep:




not the most mechanically minded of people... had a look at the frame and it seems to be ok ...... not that i know how to tell..... only thing worrying me so far is the seat wont go back on :( and nope no isurance..... was waiting to get my licence before i got it :(........warr i was home all day yesterday... albeit playing on the computer with headfones on none the less at home :P......

locked up keeping myself safe from kittyhawk lol even with a mouth :gob: this wide i still couldnt breath :D lucky i have oxigen tanks

[Donut]

HMMMM riding without insurance,I guess you've learned your lesson.Yes its possible you've bent your frame or sub frame(if it has one(not familiar with your bike) or seat(unlikely).Do a search on frame checking or start a thread requesting help checking subframe.Best would be take it into a shop to get checked over.I guess you could roll it along a level surface and check if it pulls to one side.Goodluck.:weep:

yeah learnt my lesson :P will give rolling it along ago once i finsih work at 6 (aimd at warr if your gona try come round again lol)

[Warr]

Have seen the damage ... :( Shame about the tank.
Your clutch bar... Mmmm I'll tell you how before I turn up with a drill and easyout. I would be surprised if we can get it out. Tis about a 19mm shaft that is broken off in the clamp that goes around the fork tube.
Can give it a try but may end up being easier to remove the top triple clamp and take the bit into an engineering place.

[Warr]

Good result (so far!!) and didnt take very long either....

[Weaver]

I was expecting a larger diameter considering its the handle bar.
Your lucky it didn't have any loctite on it

[Warr]

I was expecting a larger diameter considering its the handle bar.
Your lucky it didn't have any loctite on it
There was something on the thread, but it hadnt been there long. The bike only has 3K kms on it :(

[gijoe1313]

:gob: eek! You should have put some dustcloth or summit to stop all them filings doing wicked things to your fairing! :sweatdrop

Anyhow, good result so far! Keep us posted! :niceone:

[Warr]

:gob: eek! You should have put some dustcloth or summit to stop all them filings doing wicked things to your fairing! :sweatdrop

Anyhow, good result so far! Keep us posted! :niceone:
I didnt take a pic of the rest of the left hand side. !! A few alloy filings are easily sorted, the rest of the damage.. mm will take longer :(

[Donut]

I didnt take a pic of the rest of the left hand side. !! A few alloy filings are easily sorted, the rest of the damage.. mm will take longer :(

yeah im thinking of just replacing all the damaged parts including fairing instead of messing around trying to fix them

[Donut]

trying to get th hand grip off the bar end now .... difficult its glued on there and i cant think of an easy way to get it off:confused:

[Warr]

trying to get th hand grip off the bar end now .... difficult its glued on there and i cant think of an easy way to get it off:confused:
There isnt an easy way. Unless you can get a long screw-driver down the whole length to break the glue you can only cut it off. You'll have to get a new set :(

[Donut]

There isnt an easy way. Unless you can get a long screw-driver down the whole length to break the glue you can only cut it off. You'll have to get a new set :(

oh well guess i can get some rubber gripy ones now :D

[gijoe1313]

Thats the spirit! Always use it as excuse for new bling! :niceone:

Need pics of fairings! :Oi:

[Donut]

Thats the spirit! Always use it as excuse for new bling! :niceone:

Need pics of fairings! :Oi:

lol, i tryed to get some pics for yaz but i droped the missus $500 camera and now it dont wont..... so unless you wanna take em for me im sorry but i cant take ne :P (things broke this week: bike.... sterio system..... camera ......and my foot ...... what next :S )

[gijoe1313]

lol, i tryed to get some pics for yaz but i droped the missus $500 camera and now it dont wont..... so unless you wanna take em for me im sorry but i cant take ne :P (things broke this week: bike.... sterio system..... camera ......and my foot ...... what next :S )

:o oh yeah fergot about that hyuk! I think it may be time for you to get a lotto ticket, something positive just has to happen right? Right? :innocent:

[Badger8]

:o oh yeah fergot about that hyuk! I think it may be time for you to get a lotto ticket, something positive just has to happen right? Right? :innocent:

*Daydreams...* Scrunches up lotto ticket, throws it away in disgust. Catches in the wind, flies in some cagers window, hits him in the eye, he swerves wildly and crashes through house, setting the living room on fire...
*Snaps awake* Dont do it!!! :lol:


And hey, with everything that's broken, at least your spirit for riding is still strong! :niceone:

[Donut]

*Daydreams...* Scrunches up lotto ticket, throws it away in disgust. Catches in the wind, flies in some cagers window, hits him in the eye, he swerves wildly and crashes through house, setting the living room on fire...
*Snaps awake* Dont do it!!! :lol:


And hey, with everything that's broken, at least your spirit for riding is still strong! :niceone:


Lol, yeah well im desperate to go out for a blat.... just waiting for the bike shop to get a parts catalgue from kawasaki who are waiting to get one from hyosung korea ^^ could be a while.....

Thinking about using a broom stick for my handle bar just so i can go for a ride :blink:

[Weaver]

Thinking about using a broom stick for my handle bar just so i can go for a ride :blink:

You don't need a handle bar for the left hand side. Onearmedbandit dosen't have one

[Donut]

You don't need a handle bar for the left hand side. Onearmedbandit dosen't have one

Lol, admitidly hes prolly alot more skilled then me.... ill give it ago but the outlook dosent look good :P

[Weaver]

:lol:
You don't need a clutch to shift up. Its a little tricker shifting down with out one though :bleh:

[Donut]

:lol:
You don't need a clutch to shift up. Its a little tricker shifting down with out one though :bleh:


Cant be good for the gear box though can it ? :pinch:

[RT527]

Cant be good for the gear box though can it ? :pinch:

Only if you get it wrong....And how is the foot..is it in plaster or what....

[Roki_nz]

gutted, i know if i was still riding and crashed my mother would force me to give up riding

[Donut]

Only if you get it wrong....And how is the foot..is it in plaster or what....

nah foot is fine, didnt go to the doc but its ok was just a sprain i can walk fine now.... just cant jump around too much

Just got the quotes back for the new parts...... so far $1315 with out the new tank :S ..... $195.62 for the bar :( i definatly wont be doing that again

[Donut]

gutted, i know if i was still riding and crashed my mother would force me to give up riding

lol you need to move out of your mums then man :P ... infact my mum is helping me to get the bike back on the road :D

[RT527]

nah foot is fine, didnt go to the doc but its ok was just a sprain i can walk fine now.... just cant jump around too much

Just got the quotes back for the new parts...... so far $1315 with out the new tank :S ..... $195.62 for the bar :( i definatly wont be doing that again

So when you jump and land does it hurt, say along the side of your foot, or along the toes....?.

If it does it still can be broken, best to get it looked at still, plenty of bones in your body can break without feeling too much pain, even when weight is applied.

If you worried that you shouldnt been riding cause you not legal or something, its easy to say you slipped down some stairs etc, but then if you was legal go to hospital you dont have to pay.even if yous not legal you dont have to pay .

youd be a crim and crims in nz get first class service lol.

[Donut]

So when you jump and land does it hurt, say along the side of your foot, or along the toes....?.

If it does it still can be broken, best to get it looked at still, plenty of bones in your body can break without feeling too much pain, even when weight is applied.

If you worried that you shouldnt been riding cause you not legal or something, its easy to say you slipped down some stairs etc, but then if you was legal go to hospital you dont have to pay.even if yous not legal you dont have to pay .

youd be a crim and crims in nz get first class service lol.

lol im not worried aye its fine, just want to get back on the bike and riding again :)

[Donut]

Finally the pics :D thnx slicksta

[rphenix]

Lol, yeah well im desperate to go out for a blat.... just waiting for the bike shop to get a parts catalgue from kawasaki who are waiting to get one from hyosung korea ^^ could be a while.....

Thinking about using a broom stick for my handle bar just so i can go for a ride :blink:

You can get parts catalog online in pdf format :)

[Donut]

You can get parts catalog online in pdf format :)

yeah ive been looking for one but havent had any luck :(

[HungusMaximist]

Finally the pics :D thnx slicksta

Sure, it does look a little rough on the edges but hey, that's why it makes it more aggressive!

Trust me, chicks dig the rough look and plus, nobody likes a pansy looking streamlined thing.

[Warr]

yeah ive been looking for one but havent had any luck :(
From what you have said earlier re the cost of that bar. I'd be off to F1 Engineering in Colombo St to see what he would charge to turn something up.
Sure to be a quicker way to get back on the road. Just take the 2 broken bits down to him. First St on the left the other side of Mobil Garage on K'Rd.

[Donut]

From what you have said earlier re the cost of that bar. I'd be off to F1 Engineering in Colombo St to see what he would charge to turn something up.
Sure to be a quicker way to get back on the road. Just take the 2 broken bits down to him. First St on the left the other side of Mobil Garage on K'Rd.


got a mate in te aroha doing the old one up, he gona tap into the bar and then put a new thread on the end, will have it done on tuesday so will see how it goes :)

[seens]

So u up an runnin yet or shd daddy leave his toy home diss w/end lol
an ps u looked funny tumblin along da ground specialy how u stopped :P

[Donut]

So u up an runnin yet or shd daddy leave his toy home diss w/end lol
an ps u looked funny tumblin along da ground specialy how u stopped :P

lol just coz u dont ride half as hard as me..... i mean fall half as hard :P bilke should be going by friday, ed just come round with new handlebar but the thread not matching so he gona bring round threading tool tomorow... should be going tomorow avo

[YellowDog]

Bugger. On such a new bike too!

At least you are OK. Learn from what just happened. You got away lightly this time.

Good luck getting the bike back up and running.

[Brett]

So u up an runnin yet or shd daddy leave his toy home diss w/end lol
an ps u looked funny tumblin along da ground specialy how u stopped :P

In engrish?

[Brett]

Crashes suck. Lucky you walked away from that one. Hope you get the bike back together ok. As it was a high side, make sure that you check the forks for runout and the frame for any cracks or damage, they can really come back to bite your arse somewhere down the road.

[Donut]

Crashes suck. Lucky you walked away from that one. Hope you get the bike back together ok. As it was a high side, make sure that you check the forks for runout and the frame for any cracks or damage, they can really come back to bite your arse somewhere down the road.


bike is up and runing again, all just visual crap wrong with it now which ill slowly fix over the next...... hmmm say 10 years ^^ $1400 for A new tank XD not good but ill get there in time, least i got it going for battle of the streets :D