I came across your website kind of by accident as I searched for a mobile scooter mechanic in North Brisbane… I’m not sure if you can help me, but figured it couldn’t hurt to ask. I have yet to take it to any workshop so far as they have all quoted me ridiculous prices before ive even shown them the bike.Īnyway, I am hopeful if you could help me out, I stay near the city, and would be happy to ride over to show you the damage done if you think its possible to fix. I have also confirmed this because the fairings dont bolt on perfectly like before… thus frame = bent. Riding also feels weird as i need more effort than before to negotiate turns. What im concerned about right now is that my frame is definitely bent inward, causing the seat to feel higher and somewhat awkward. This caused some damage to my rear fairing, some indicators, brake lever, etc… these of which i have already managed to get parts from wreckers and replaced myself. I had an accident recently after the floods around the brisbane area, where i slipped on the mud which was left behind, and had the rear of my bike collide with a car. I came accross your website by accident in search of a solution to repair my Kawasaki gpx250 97′ model. Spare Parts For Your Motorcycle/Scooter can be found below:
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If you know what parts you need or simply what service or repair your bike requires, give us a call or send us an email for a FREE quote. You will be surprised what the difference in margin is for the shop in the City comparing to the shop outside Central Business District. Here is the list of shops and their contact details to obtain your spare parts from. Good job.” – Sam, South Brisbaneįor more Reviews and Referrals of Rado’s work scroll down the page MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTER SPARE PARTSĪre you looking for a quality spare parts for your Motorcycle/Scooter? Are you living in Brisbane area or QLD? I rode to work today and the bike was really nice. I now have the confidence to sort little issues myself which I would never have attempted before !!! So thanks for the great customer service.” – Lyn, Newstead It was a 2 second job only because you showed me around the bike which I’m grateful for.
The idle was a little bit too high and I fixed it yesterday. Thanks again for servicing my Aprillia and teaching me about the bike I now have a greater understanding on how it works. Over 30 years of motorcycle/scooter servicing & repairs Or contact me via “Leave a Response” box below. MOBILE SERVICE IS ALSO AVAILABLE AND CALL OUT FEE APPLIES
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I can teach you how to do it YOURSELF so your next service will be ABSOLUTELY FREE! I provide high quality service to motorbikes & scooters. It's a fun idea you got here, but fun doesn't always mean good.BRISBANE & SURROUNDING AREAS MOTORCYCLE AND SCOOTER SERVICING & REPAIRS SERVICE/REPAIR YOUR MOTORBIKE/SCOOTER & SAVE $$$ĭoes service and maintenance cost you too much? getting a motocross bike roadlegal is IMPOSSIBLE in this country, why? because the VIN-number belongs to a machine built for competition.Īnd using a 150R on the road is the DUMBEST idea ever, yes it would be an absolute blast to have one, but if you plan to use that bike on a daily basis you would spend big $$ just keeping it alive, and almost the same amount of time servicing it as you spend riding it, a 250F is slightly better, but not much, it to demands WAY to much servicing for road use. It's all about what's considered legal, here in norway I have one of the few road-legal XR650R, that bike is not considered roadlegal from the factory and has to get a specific approval from the proper authoritys, that means it has to pass an emissions test, a sound test, braking and handling has to get tested and a general evaluation has to be made about the bike getting plated and that's a bike that comes stock with light\mirrors\blinkers and what-not. You can slap lights and plateholdes on whatever you want but that doesn't make it a road-legal bike. But thats the US, a country where they have in the constitution the right to carry guns.
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