Anyone recommend a good repairer in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne for a mate,
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Bike repairers - VIC - Not for mine
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by smek » Wed Jun 29, 2005 5:23 pm
This is where I went to get my fairings welded.
I didn't test his workmanship extensively cos I only got a few cracks welded. But he's a nice guy.
No good if it's more than cosmetic though.
Custom Colour Motor Cycle Cosmetic Repairs
33 Mologa Rd Heidelberg West VIC 3081
ph: (03) 9458 3964
I didn't test his workmanship extensively cos I only got a few cracks welded. But he's a nice guy.
No good if it's more than cosmetic though.
Custom Colour Motor Cycle Cosmetic Repairs
33 Mologa Rd Heidelberg West VIC 3081
ph: (03) 9458 3964
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Re: Bike repairers - VIC - Not for mine
by Neka79 » Wed Jun 29, 2005 10:13 pm
ronster wrote:Anyone recommend a good repairer in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne for a mate,
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i woulda thought ud b the man to ask in Vic ronster??
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by Robbo » Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:45 pm
Thanks for the advice fellas. It seems so easy when the bikes up and running, but when its no longer steers and not mobile, when it seems in about a million pieces (or so it seems) it becomes an exercize in humility just to get the wreck quoted.
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by icebreaker » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:24 pm
bike magic i think it's called. is who fixed up Rob's ZX7R before he traded it.
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by Smitty » Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:47 pm
Dan wrote:bike magic i think it's called. is who fixed up Rob's ZX7R before he traded it.
Bike Magic are in Moorabbin
just a few suburbs south of where ronster wants to be....
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by Robbo » Fri Jul 01, 2005 7:07 pm
Well News is good. Called Peter Stevens in Elizabeth St and they put me on to their North Melb service centre. They will quote and repair the bike (If its not a write off) They handled the transport and so far its all going well.
Will get a report on the bike Saturday or Monday, so will know from there.
Many thanks for the advice.
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Will get a report on the bike Saturday or Monday, so will know from there.
Many thanks for the advice.
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by eswen » Sun Jul 03, 2005 9:44 pm
there is actually a repair shop in fairfield, they are pretty friendly but not sure how good they are. I know its a bit late but anyone who finds this thread later might like to know. They are Gassit Motorcycles, on station street.
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