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    thought I was Troy Corser......but wasnt

    Arsed off my rf 900 yesterday. Was such a nice morning ,thought Id go for a cruise down st h/way 16 from Wellsford. Had a major brain explosion as soon as Igot out of the gate and went a little bit crazy with the speed thing. Sorta felt like Troy Corser for a while. Woke up pretty quick when I found Iwas going way too fast going into a left hand sweeper. Had to just stand the bike up and hit the anchors big time. Ended up going straight through the corner and up the embankment on the other side of the road. Bike and rider came to rest in some ti tree. Pissed me off. Said goodbye to $1000 worth of fairings as the ti tree branches burst through front of the bike Think Ill take the boat out next time at least itll be cheaper, Question.. Any one know of a good plastic welder??

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    Bugger . . . hope you didnt damage yourself in the process. Dunno about plastic welders sorry.

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    nah. no damage to me apart from a huge dent in my pride. Unfortunatelly my speed level far outweighed my skill level

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    Quote Originally Posted by motelbob
    no damage to me apart from a huge dent in my pride.
    Ouch.......
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    my Condolences!!! Someone put me onto a good plastic welder on the north shore a little while ago, I'll look it up.
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    Geez Bob, of all the bikes to munt the fairings on...

    Apparently they look pretty good streetfightered though...

    Buckets & Bits have RF900 fairing bits and I saw a guy on trademe with a front-ended RF which didn't have too much damage done to it...

    bad luck though...
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    cheers guys

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    I got an RF900 underbelly part from Mt Eden Motorcycles before they split off their wrecking section. I think that is now City Motorcycle Spares, 28 Crummer Rd, Grey Lynn, 09-376 9260.

    I also saw an RF fairing hanging up in Atomic Bike Wreckers a year or two ago. 65 Barrys Point Rd, Takapuna, 09-486 2342.

    Glad to hear only your pride was hurt!

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    Quote Originally Posted by motelbob
    nah. no damage to me apart from a huge dent in my pride. Unfortunatelly my speed level far outweighed my skill level



    Ouch! Glad you're okay, though. I think this is why it's probably not a good idea to upgrade my old 'F'. It goes pretty quick as is and is better than me, too. Nearly did the same after I became a "returning biker", only it was at the top of the Waiwera hill, heading north, playing with a Porsche. GAve me a bit of a wake up!
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    gutted at least you didn't do major damage to yourself
    i hope you get the bike sorted asap

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    Bummer, glad you're ok. Good luck with the bike

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    Oh Bob! that sux dude, but at least you've taken responsibility for you actions however stupid. We all make mistakes!

    I overcooked a Louie once over Whitemans Valley here in Welly. Not as much bike damage but a severely dented ego! I slid in the grass and just got muddy oh and some hedge up my butt. Thats the first time I ever admitted that thanks..... You helped me get over my feer of admitting I was being a complete TARD! Seriously.
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    Quote Originally Posted by motelbob
    Question.. Any one know of a good plastic welder??

    Answer: Reflections Motor Cycle Finishers
    5/7 Marken Place
    Glenfield Ph: 444 8433

    They do a good job and give great service. I think someone was doing a special on frame sliders somewhere just for future reference. There seems to be quite a few who need them on here.

    Not looking at anyone in particular are we D!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch
    Answer: Reflections Motor Cycle Finishers
    5/7 Marken Place
    Glenfield Ph: 444 8433

    They do a good job and give great service. I think someone was doing a special on frame sliders somewhere just for future reference. There seems to be quite a few who need them on here.

    Not looking at anyone in particular are we D!
    He beat me to it! have a mate in the industry swears by these guys! They should do a damn good job for you!!
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    Good to hear that you are fine after your little off. Hope ya get the bike repaired and are back out there riding =)
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