Plastic sewing repair
- Thread starter Bionicman
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Haha! I used to do it with a fishing string a long time ago. It was less obvious, unless you look up close.
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My first ATV as a child we did the fishing string repair on a broken front fender. It will get you riding again!
When I couldn't afford tires I'd wrap nylon rope around the bald rear wheel kinda like that. It'd work pretty good in the mud!
The good thing about the rear subsection is that it's relatively hollow so you could inject it with fiber enforced syntactic foam and get most if not more strength/stiffness back with little weight gain.
The good thing about the rear subsection is that it's relatively hollow so you could inject it with fiber enforced syntactic foam and get most if not more strength/stiffness back with little weight gain.
Redwolf
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I have used the zip tie repair for fenders on my ATVs over the years, it works to keep the mud in it's place, but it sure does look ugly.
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I gotta say Bionicman, that looks like a pretty beat up bike....
Sorry, I seen the shot and I had to take it. All in fun!
Sorry, I seen the shot and I had to take it. All in fun!
I’m not selling yet...I gotta say Bionicman, that looks like a pretty beat up bike....
Sorry, I seen the shot and I had to take it. All in fun!
I was going for fixed not ghost repair..
Redwolf
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If you would like, I have some camo zip ties, make the repairs harder to see.
