It's a big wide world out there past Bombay, Tonto.
See the measuring rig in the link below? It's probably worth >$20,000 to replace and it's unlikely that there'd be more than another couple like it in the country, let alone people who actually know how to use it.
http://rapidartnz.com/Services/ChassisS.htm
You could always just stay within Auckland and ride with your bars and forks pointing to the left a little bit.
Their website says:
"We also straightened twisted triple claims; it is a beneficial if the forks and axle are included when sending triple claims for repair."
I can't ship it all down. I need a place in Auckland to get this done.
Try this dude.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...be-Bruin-Rocks
I appreciate your advice so far. I'm sorry I haven't gone to F1 Engineering but I want to try get it done in Auckland
I have stated my reasons previously but essentially I need to get this done within a day, so it is best if I can organise with a shop up here and get it all sorted out. Easier than travelling all the way to hamilton.
Pay Akzle $5 to ride it to Hamihole for the day.
Thanks man!
Do you know his contact details?
Can't find much on google unless this is still current: http://www.suspensiontech.com/Dealer...rFrameset.html
From here: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ontact-details
Looks like he does frame straightening so I'm sure clamps may not be a biggy. Really hope he pulls through, will try get in touch with him tomorrow. Thanks again nzspokes!4809408 is tjebbies number--heck of a nice bloke.
Tell him tony/Frosty sent ya--It might help
I took a frame to Steve once he's got a fancy machine.
It was a bit skarwy going over the Bombays but once I found you could still get a flat trim soy decafe latte it was ok.
From memory they have cash machines there too.
DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.
Don't Takanini and Hamilton just kinda blend in now?
Only a Rat can win a Rat Race!
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