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    gah wtf HELP!! :(

    I was out with the usual suspects and we got to Whitianga, where we discover PETROL DRIPPING FROM MY BIKE. Whipped the tank off and there was a stream of explosive liquid coming out of a pin hole. Seems something has been rubbing in 1 spot for a very long time and has now worn a hole through the damn tank.

    Anyway, I now need someone in Hamilton that can fix it before next weekend. Suggestions please!!
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    Araldite (credit to Mr WINJA) will fix it. Back it up with some fibreglass cloth if you wish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mental-Trousers
    I was out with the usual suspects and we got to Whitianga, where we discover PETROL DRIPPING FROM MY BIKE. Whipped the tank off and there was a stream of explosive liquid coming out of a pin hole. Seems something has been rubbing in 1 spot for a very long time and has now worn a hole through the damn tank.

    Anyway, I now need someone in Hamilton that can fix it before next weekend. Suggestions please!!
    Its probably just getting warn out
    So who else went on the ride? obviously I am not in the loop.....probably to slow & old......Don't they post Coro loop rides anymore?
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    Permatex fuel tank repair is working well on the triumph, the cause of the rubbing needs to be sorted for a long lasting repair, available from BnT, should be a branch in Hamilton

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    dude quck solution.Sand the area with wet and dry paper till its shiney new metal.Then use a 10 ox ball pein hammer and tap the hole slightly concave.
    Use Knead it METAL repair on the hole.
    Andrew at City motorcycle dismantlers definitely has a tank hanging up for your bike--and its the right color.
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    yeah just get a new tank. (duh)
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    Lol we were talkin to a dude at Whangamata at the Palms and he reckoned to use a Mintie He said it hardens up good and proper...he also said that chewing gum just dissolves :/
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    Somehow I dont think a mintie would win in the battle "minte vs petrol"
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    Sunlight soap works a treat,mendite will get eaten by the petrol in a short time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by digsaw
    Sunlight soap works a treat,mendite will get eaten by the petrol in a short time.
    The guy at Whanga also said soap makes a good quick fix
    Built for speed, not for comfort

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    Quote Originally Posted by WeeStromer
    Its probably just getting warn out
    So who else went on the ride? obviously I am not in the loop.....probably to slow & old......Don't they post Coro loop rides anymore?
    Depends who organises the ride mate!! Wasn't me!!
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    I've had a positive personal experience with Knead-It. My mate used it on his raceboat tank. Impervious to avgas, petrol should be fine too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAXIMUSDEMERITUS
    I've had a positive personal experience with Knead-It. My mate used it on his raceboat tank. Impervious to avgas, petrol should be fine too.
    I USED AQUA KNEAD IT TO FIX A TLR RADIATOR IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE AND ITS STILL OK YEARS LATER , IVE REPAIRED MANY SIDE COVERS WITH KNEAD IT AND WHEN I RACED I USED TO PUT A LAYER OF SACRIFICIAL KNEAD IT ON NEW SIDECOVERS, THERES SOME HOLES THAT ARALDITE JUST WONT FIX AND I THANK JESUS WHEN THE INVENTED KNEAD IT , YES IVE CRASHED HEAPS

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    Quote Originally Posted by WINJA
    I THANK JESUS WHEN THE INVENTED KNEAD IT
    I think the inventors of Knead-It may have thanked God when they discovered New Zealand. Number eight wire in a sausage.

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    Liquid Nails.. or the good old Kiwi Fix all.. Gaffa Tape.. She'll be right

    I wondered why my front end was twitchy when we were following you.. i realise its the 6foot wide stretch of petrol you were laying down

    Good ride guys and i hope you get the baby running for teh weekend MT; Otherwise your more than welcome to help Gareth_D in my pits


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