Kwacky wrote:Perky, is that beyond repair?

Yes don't touch it,find another small dents can be sorted not creases

Perky, is that beyond repair?

... good to see two supreme racers doing what they do best. Hopefully we'll see some more of this as the season unfolds, and I can foresee Rossi getting in on the action too.

Ive always found that removing paint is easier with fire

I was going to keep the s3, my only upgrade reasons were it getting damaged and shiny, shiny, new, new

That'll do nicely Sir.

T cut?

It'll buff out.

Hmmm, i think the tank needs a bit of work.

I might pass.

duke63 wrote:Nitromors aint what it used to be.

Agreed they have tamed it down cause idiots were splattering it in there eyes ..... and it hurts ALOT i have first hand knowledge

Nitromors aint what it used to be.

Don't touch it,give it to me and I will get a price to do it properly it won't be much
If the paint is ok on it it will only need keying and spraying over ,no need for nasty paint stripper etc

It'll make you smile, then fall over and girgle. Closely followed by a trip to A&E. But it does work

Does it smell nice? Is it better than tippex thinner?

ive used nirtomors + a bit of heat , wear goggles as if you get it in your eyes it hurts lots also d o it in a well vented area

... tank for my zx6r. The plan is to get it repaired and then resprayed. I'm waiting for photos to see what state it's in. What's the best method for getting the old paint off and prepping it? I presume that the costs will be lower if I do a lot of the work myself so I'm tempted to see if I can take ...

... board I'd be looking at either the ones that fit in some race humps, or something very slimline that has a waist and chest strap to stop the wind getting between the bag and your back.

Hi mate welcome to the site. The temps you are getting are perfectly normal, but think you're supposed to put the Radweld into the rad cap not the tank.

Anyone ever used one on their bike? I'm not very good at stopping for a drink which is not a good idea really as i always end up getting home with a headache through lack of hydration. So i am looking at one of these Kriega ones which will fit inside my R15 Kriega backpack. I can also ...

Getting the best laptop you can afford from PC world should be fine for your needs. That's what I did and bought a Lenovo. Been really happy with it.

I'd say the only consideration might be if you want a blueray player in it or not (if liking to telly)