Plastic Repair : Broken Moto Show Ep. 37

WE ARE BACK! Matt and myself have joined forces yet again to tackle motorcycle enthusiast questions when it comes to their bikes.
In this episode we go over some pretty interesting techniques when it comes to repairing plastic side covers. Then we tackle some outdated bikes in need of some parts that you can't buy new!
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[@colinculverwell325]

Plastex is brilliant. I've made new pins, fixed broken ones back on and filled cracks. A friend of mine even made a missing piece on a mudguard ( that's fender I guess for you guys). Used sellotape ( scotch tape) across the place where the part was missing and dropped the plastex on. Once sanded and painted the repair is good as new. As you say, it's a game changer.

[@HTMR]

Yeah I need to do a video on it

[@sthildas4857]

Carbon Fiber plus Cyanoacrylate superglue. #windyurtnowski 🇺🇲

[@tomburdett6639]

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