A photo of the damaged parts would be useful. I've used a soldering iron with a clean tip to "weld" the broke pieces together. Pretty easy to do - outside. I would send you some ABS filler rods gratis if you PM me your address info.
The broke parts are made from ABS. Do you have the missing pieces? You may be able to use a special glue to put them back together although I have had good luck repairing cracked lids using a soldering iron and ABS filler rods to "weld" them back together. I have some black filler rod I would...
Not that I know of. I have some suitable paint here (most model years) that I would sell cheap but I looked into shipping it and it turned into a big hassle so if someone wants to coordinate that using their business account or pick it up here then send me a PM.
AFAIK, there has only been one subframe failure reported by a rider (passx) while using a stiffy kit: Passx note
Aluminum does not have a fatigue limit so the cast subframe will eventually fail given enough stress cycles. I believe stiffy kits can substantially prolong the life of the stock...
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The original intent was to reinforce and stiffen the the aluminum subframe back there to reduce movement (bouncing) that could contribute to a fatigue failure of the cast aluminum subframe. A second benefit would be to contain the disconnected parts were a failure occur. What did the...
I have been in touch with Murph at Murphskits - he has expressed interest in making these although, at this time, I cannot say whether he will be making them. I do offer a set of prints to those talented folks with the necessary access to equipment that can make their own up. PM me if you wish...
While cleaning up my shop, I came across a set of silver tailcones that I am offering up for sale. The will only fit on Gen1 & 2 mufflers. $50 delivered stateside. First PM gets them.
I'd be happy to make you some spacers if you send me some dimensions and pay for shipping. You can get the bolts possibly locally or from BoltDepot.com or AllensFasteners.com
I have been supplying the pegs with thin washers placed on each side of the peg stub at the pivot. These should provide a more-consistent friction effect to allow a finer adjustment to keep the pegs up or down. If you want a set, just PM me with your address and I will send them to you...
Thanks for your well-wishes. I am playing around building some other projects like BowzerBot - an autonomous robotic dog that could prowl around the yard to scare the deer (and neighbors) away - kinda like Roomba but with barks. o_O