andi - Red GPZ900R, GPZ750R1, KLR650 Tengai, KLR250 "my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007 http://GPZninja.blogspot.com/
get plastex, just grind out a bonding groove, make sure its a rough surface for it to bond correctly, and 25 mins frigging around max and its sorted. Just give it a hour to cure properly and you're set.
Daisy wrote:Definitely crashed. That was the sound it made when it hit the wall.
I was coming in from the right of this pic, at some point I realised that I was heading for that large wall in the middle. Notice that my drive is a good deal narrower than next door's. I was a bit undecided as to whether I should stop, turn or lean - and ended up doing all three. Did you know there are bits under a gpx that dig into the ground? Anyway, it did a little pirouette and slammed into the rocks under the letterbox. The head mechanic says this isn't the way to go about getting the new windscreen I wanted. I've already replaced the headlight and bracket and sorta stitched the fairing back together (again) but its too hot to be plastic welding today...
i think plastex, screen, and a tin of matched paint and she'll be sorted. oh and maybe sand down the scratchings on the rear view mirror and repaint that too?
Cost me $80 for the headlight and that funny shaped steel bracket its mounted on - would have taken me weeks to straighten that - so I only need to buy a screen and the rest is just labour. Eh, coupla days.
Cost me $80 for the headlight and that funny shaped steel bracket its mounted on - would have taken me weeks to straighten that - so I only need to buy a screen and the rest is just labour. Eh, coupla days.
Good going if you can fix it that easy, a woman of many talents, even a talent if needs be to get them boys around to do the work for you!
andi - 
Did you know there are bits under a gpx that dig into the ground? Anyway, it did a little pirouette and slammed into the rocks under the letterbox. The head mechanic says this isn't the way to go about getting the new windscreen I wanted. I've already replaced the headlight and bracket and sorta stitched the fairing back together (again) but its too hot to be plastic welding today...
bad luck Daisy, but hopefully it won't be too expensive to repair ? 
I have the technology. This fairing has already been saved from the bin once...
