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  1. 31st March 2006, 21:54 #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Teflon
    I could straighten your foot peg next week (i dont work weekends).
    Awesome Teflon. Would appreciate it. Have done minor straightening, but i don't have a vice, so it's a half-job, but would be great if I could get 'professional' assistance Just PM me whatever day / time is most suitable to you, since I'm not currently working
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    ...well... Teflon is straightening my footpegs today *Thanks Teflon *

    Got some new indicators, all I need to do now is get a bit of plastic welding done to attach a small piece of plastic back in place for the rear indicator... does anyone in Hamilton know how to do plastic welding (or have any contacts)?
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    Well... installed my new carbon fibre style indicators on the front of my bike. Turned out to be REALLY easy just 3 screws took off the front of the headlight, and I had instant access to the necessary cables to unplug from the old indicators and insert the new ones. Now I've got 2 spare big indicators for the back of the bike (in case I bin it again)... but yeah, getting the back bracket thing plastic welded tomorrow morning
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    well... my bike's all fixed up and roadworthy again... and I've got a job interview tomorrow ooooh, and 500 POSTS!!!
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    Glad to hear bike is on the road again and good luck with the job interview let us know how you get on.
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    ...job interview went well... should be finding out on Tuesday if i get a job with ...wait for it, wait for it.... DX Mail yes, pretty lame, but it is money, and i will get good biking experience.

    On my way home (scenic route as always), I decided to pop into the BMW/Hyosung motorcycle shop (BP side of Te Rapa Straight, for all Hamilton people). Anyway, my reason for being there is my switch thingy for the front brake stopped working again and I couldn't get it working. Turns out the only part that would fit, wasn't Hyosung... I'm proud to say my bike should go up in value, cause it's now fitted with a 5 cm switch manufactured for BMW!!! yeah, cheesy. I'm happy though
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