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Whats good glue for fairings?

No missing chunks, just some cracks need sealing without repainting and stuff.

Anyone retarded enough to steal a bike then leave it in an open garage down the road is probably in and out of the local cop shop every few weeks.
Would already be out and breaking into someones house tonight.

One of the guys on the gong site called TJ's this morning.

They said they have crates coming through all the time but usually break them up imediatly, so call and reserve one and it should be fine (guess thats ok if you can wait a week)

Threads here if it helps.
http://www.illawarrariders.com ...

Ive stuck it on a wollongong club site, mabey someone will be able to find one

Ive heard of them before and they apparently do work, you just have to squeeze it every time you start.

Some ass had covered the entire thread on mine with loctite, with assistant hard on the brake and 1m pole over the socket bar thing it wouldnt budge (socket bar thing has 90deg bend in it now too)

Took it into mechanic, rattle gun couldnt do it, had to leave it with him.

Eventually got it off in a ...

Just make sure you do a good job cutting them out......wouldn't want to lose those fins...ouch!


They would snap off eventually anyway, with the vibration and being pushed around by the air (theres lots of it at high revs) they would fatigue and go down the intake pretty fast. That would be a ...

Doh, you missed out on the good ones, his previous auction gave 8hp

Yes, can I have it for that price?

Should have reminded him he will need to add more electrickery fluid if he wants to make bigger light.

Its in the bottle labled "battery acid".
It just goes in that cap on the top of the engine

Dont go to dealership.

There should be some good independant mechanics who will give you better service then the dealerships.

With the centerstand off you can (though peg will have to fold up).
Try it with the stand on and you will did a trench in the road Also crash.

The only diff is that this other setup didn't have the dial on it anymore, as the dude used his own separate pressure checker....

But hey, you've posted it for the world to see so maybe a few will try it out (me included) :)

I was going to remove the dial because it drops 1/3rd off the size. But ...

Johnnie5 wrote: BTW egg cartons are great for when removing shims

BigW, got a good divided plastic container for $4
Has lid so wont get messed up if someone bumps it in the shed while your waiting for shims to arrive.

They are an absolute ripoff at Bunnings at 3x the price.

3) I have seen someone strip down an air compressor to it's basic essentials and he has it under the seat for such emergencies (yes, powered off the 12V cig lighter socket he has installed)


That would be me :D
Heres my rant :lol: It works, and lets you adjust pressures if you feel the need (eg ...