Road Rash
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Road Rash
Unfortunatly I layed over the bike and now it and I are a little rashed.
I was pulling a U Turn and was only doing around 10 or so when the rear tire slid out. Now my problem is I have a rashed fairings (front upper, left lower, and left upper). The left upper also got cracked so now Im in a rock and a hard place. I can deal with the rash on the body but if anyone has any suggestions on fixes I would greatly appreciate it.
If you have any of the previous mentioned fairings, ideas on fixes, or helpful hints on healing road rash fast post em up. Thanks all!
I was pulling a U Turn and was only doing around 10 or so when the rear tire slid out. Now my problem is I have a rashed fairings (front upper, left lower, and left upper). The left upper also got cracked so now Im in a rock and a hard place. I can deal with the rash on the body but if anyone has any suggestions on fixes I would greatly appreciate it.
If you have any of the previous mentioned fairings, ideas on fixes, or helpful hints on healing road rash fast post em up. Thanks all!
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RE: Road Rash
The handlebar might be bent. If your finger gets pinched between the handlebar and tank the clipon (AKA handlebar) may be bent. By turning the steering all the way left and right you can check to see if the clearance is the same. Example you turn the bar left and it doesn't hurt, turn it right and it crushes you fingertip... does this make sense?
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RE: Road Rash
I was thinking about frame sliders before the spill but now I think my mind is made up. Thrash, Ive heard mixed things. Some people will fiberglass or JB weld (or something along those lines) and they always do the inside of the fairing and then body filler, sand and paint the outside. What do you think is the best way to go?
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