dinted rim

i have a dint in the rear wheel of my zxr750 who would i take it to to get repaired any help would be great, thanks steve

laurie alderton

9609 2889
he is in smithfield syd.
his son Dave does the wheels/discs etc

Not sure about Dints as such but Laurie Alderton does fix buckled wheels

02 9609 2889

You'll speak with David and he can help

Damn it

thanks guys i will give him a call tomorrow

laurie is the best i rote of my old rx1000 at 160 ks jamed a power pole between the front wheel and frame he re rolled the front wheel and forks and it ended up better then before

laurie is the best i rote of my old rx1000 at 160 ks jamed a power pole between the front wheel and frame he re rolled the front wheel and forks and it ended up better then before

On that note I read somewhere that not all frame's are 100% in alignment from the factory ....Wonder if this is BS or not

+1 on the Aldertons

laurie is the best i rote of my old rx1000 at 160 ks jamed a power pole between the front wheel and frame he re rolled the front wheel and forks and it ended up better then before

On that note I read somewhere that not all frame's are 100% in alignment from the factory ....Wonder if this is BS or not

correct. they have tolerances inbuilt inot their manufacturing process just like any other manufacturing plant

Ask Garry Rooke at Oak Flats motorcycles who he gets to fix them. His number is 42563391. He's also a great mechanic at a good price if you are looking for one.

I have a dent in my front rim that will get repaired when my tyres are due and he's going to send it off to get sorted when he changes the tyres for me.

laurie is the best i rote of my old rx1000 at 160 ks jamed a power pole between the front wheel and frame he re rolled the front wheel and forks and it ended up better then before

On that note I read somewhere that not all frame's are 100% in alignment from the factory ....Wonder if this is BS or not

I'd say it is likely the case. I'm doing a mod to my 250 which includes putting in longer shocks (dualsporting it) and with the extended angle of the swingarm the frame just clears it on the right side by mere millimeters and on the left it is certainly rubbing. This could be either due to frame alignment at manufacture, or someone has bingled the bike in the past. Given the lack of frame scratches i am wagering on the former.