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    i see youve sent it already.
    BUT, have you meet Maddog? he is the guy racing the 172cc Typhoon at Mt Welly.
    He can alloy weld stuff for ya. hes based in Penrose. just down the rd from the gun shops on Gt South Rd.

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    I was just going to say... Its best not to repair them... Being magnesium they quite often fail... best to smash it and get a new one or a heavy duty one...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker View Post
    I was just going to say... Its best not to repair them... Being magnesium they quite often fail... best to smash it and get a new one or a heavy duty one...
    You got $270 a cover?
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    ok its $30 to weld it up + gst with magnesium. (min charge)
    or $80 to build it up to about 8cm thick, he said it should be sweet but the housing may warp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo View Post
    ok its $30 to weld it up + gst with magnesium. (min charge)
    or $80 to build it up to about 8cm thick, he said it should be sweet but the housing may warp.
    I'm guessing you mean 8mm, an 8cm casing would stick out a fair bit, and knowing you, would be ground down pretty quickly,
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    Just fitted one of the billet ones off trademe onto my bike. I'm suurprised customs didn't seize it, it's hardcore bike porn. Looks gorgeous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Just fitted one of the billet ones off trademe onto my bike. I'm suurprised customs didn't seize it, it's hardcore bike porn. Looks gorgeous.
    pics? I hope mine turn up soonish. My bike looks a mess right now. Handing there with no shock in it, no fiarings on it, all the brakes off, no rear ets dent in exhaust, welded rear sub frame :'(
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    I'll put some pics up tonight, got the rearsets on her now, new oil and filter, just waiting for the fairings and tank to come back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    just waiting for the fairings .
    Carbon fiber?
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    lol, I wish. Too expensive for me at the moment, just doing something special for the std fairings.

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    like a marblised metallic paint job perhanps?
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    lol, no, not really!

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    got my cover back today, they didnt build it up as much as I hoped for but for $80 cash im happy with the job.
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