Plastics repair with Plast-aid - Revision history

Bokonon at 04:39, 10 November 2014

2014-11-10T04:39:45Z

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. ~~You~~ might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. To do that, you might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	=====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]=====		=====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]=====

Bokonon at 22:48, 9 November 2014

2014-11-09T22:48:16Z

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	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! ~~Click on the link to see some before and after picks.~~ I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! I HIGHLY recommend this product.
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Bokonon: /* Experiential note from funkshn */

2014-11-09T22:41:45Z

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	===Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]===		=====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]=====

	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
	https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/		https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/

Bokonon: /* Experiential note from funkshn */

2014-11-09T22:41:22Z

Experiential note from funkshn

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]====		===Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]===

	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
	https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/		https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/

Bokonon at 22:41, 9 November 2014

2014-11-09T22:41:05Z

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	====Experiential note from [~~ttps~~://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]====		====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]====

	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
	https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/		https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/

Bokonon: /* Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn|funkshn] */

2014-11-09T22:40:43Z

Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn|funkshn]

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	====Experiential note from [~~https~~://www.ninja250.org/funkshn\|funkshn]====		====Experiential note from [ttps://www.ninja250.org/funkshn funkshn]====

	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com\|Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
	https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/		https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/

Bokonon at 20:02, 9 November 2014

2014-11-09T20:02:41Z

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	Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.		Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

	====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn]====		====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn\|funkshn]====

	Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com\|Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.		Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com\|Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
	https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/		https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/

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2014-11-09T20:01:52Z

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[[Category:Bodywork & Frame]]
Let's just say you're a lightweight when it comes to working on the bike and dislike removing the fairing, since it's always tricky to get it back on right. But, at some point, you're going to have to take it off. And then you might want to put it back on. You might want to fix that perpetual Ninja 250 problem - broken tabs where the top fairing screws into the bottom fairing.

====Experiential note from [https://www.ninja250.org/funkshn]====

Motorcycle Consumer News (IMO the very best motorcycle mag) recently touted a product called [http://www.plast-aid.com|Plast-Aid] for this kind of repair. This was my first time trying it, and I was amazed. I repaired broken front tabs on both the right and left side of the upper fairing. Within half an hour the bond was strong enough so that I could pick up the fairing by holding just the (previously broken) tab. Amazing! Click on the link to see some before and after picks. I HIGHLY recommend this product.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/112248017@N06/sets/72157645559354219/