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I'd put my skill any time of day against yours... remember ive been doing this for 5 decades at least....I was rebuilding engine in my own dirt bikes when you were still in diapers...

Similar to your skill as a mechanic then.

Who? @busabeast?

the L's are for you.....

I've repaired a fist size hole in one of my son's car bumper...using these wire clips melted in... What about showing us what your dealing with...your self proclaimed in house mechanical engineer could possibly give you some pointers....

Wish I could link up the video , but im useless has a left handed hammer with these tecno crap...one riding a ktm 450 and the other and rm 250...

@Pedro shopping for Tacos

I miss my lm-f now. There's a few lanes in North Norfolk, me and Mandi travelled on last weekend, bumpy as heck where it sinks in places. The old Honda used to sail over them.

I've always used glues on bumper repairs which can be hit and miss. I've been looking at this myself as well as the heated wire which is great for getting some strength back in. Watching.

Big XR that could cover some ground w/ that tank....

Blown 5 ltr. Vtwin from down under.... Merlin power'd.... Stopping that beast...that's a scary thought!

Use a soldering iron.

Speaking of my boys..they are both talented riders...they made a few videos..uploaded to YouTube...Rich could learn a thing or two if he looked ... Afterall they were showed how to ride by a legend...knowed world wide ...there Father .. The youtube Chanel is RideorangeKTM. Not to dish anyone teaching tec...how to ride a motorcycle ..to a youngster... but I do beleive starting them young is the key before they hit the open road...after they mastered the art of handling a dirt bike...I know accidents do happen but at least there reflects and everything that come with it is top knocht...

Figure it was big enough...big enough for the tractor, atv , lawnmower and maybe a couple of my son's dirt bikes..and the bigger you go also gets real expensive fast...

There now ...shit for brains had to add his grain of salt...lol.

Ok there mule face...

why didn't you have it bigger, you got the room

yeh you got owned @Marcel...

Has anyone done this? I have bought some CVO panniers but they have cutouts for a Harley amp, I want to fill the cutouts and was thinking of trying to weld plastic in.

Listen, you started the thread, don’t cry now you got owned.