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  1. 16th April 2013, 09:41 PM #11
    frostyblue
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    Those screws are def not factory, phillip do most motorbike shops have plastic welding, have sent enq to British offroad on sunshine coast, we will see what kinda money they want, i acually think i mite use your idea and just gusset from rear and refit, actually just remembered after posting reply the locking tabs at the front have snapped off, so a replacement maybe the only option

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    Ken
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  2. 17th April 2013, 02:41 PM #12
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    Broken Shroud easy to fix

    FrostyBlue
    do the best fix with Plasti Bond and super glue
    I'll take mine off tomorrow and show you how i did it
    the screws are countersunk about 3mm dia,
    not tek screws
    very easy to do if your patient while the superglue sets
    post foto for you thurs
    Paul
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  3. 17th April 2013, 03:46 PM #13
    frostyblue
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    Thanks Paul will be interested to see, BOR didnt bother getting back to me so ill try your method

    Cheers

    Ken
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  4. 17th April 2013, 07:23 PM #14
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    Those screws are def not factory, phillip do most motorbike shops have
    plastic welding
    Well no but in each city there are paint and fairing repair speciialists such as
    Collide-a-Scope in Sydney.
    Collide-a-scope, Hornsby NSW 2077 - Motorcycle & Scooter Repair - TrueLocal
    Great guy and did areally outstanding job on my sons GSXR which he dropped at Eastern creek only to redrop 3 months later.

    Ask at a motorcycle dealer
    Regards Philip A
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