Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

No probs.

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

Sorry for the delay folks, but forgot about getting pictures for this.

Anyway, as you can see below, its not a straightforward job. This will require someone who is skilled working with fibre glass to repair and create a lug (or fabricate by other means) so that it attaches to exhaust mount. As itll need a respray as a by product of this, the paint and finish is irrelevant.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...r/DSC00469.jpg

Front damage
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...r/DSC00470.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...r/DSC00471.jpg

Missing piece which attaches to frame
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...r/DSC00472.jpg

hairline crack to other mount
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...r/DSC00473.jpg

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

price?

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

I dont think I can put one on it, its really what people are prepared to offer. Ive had umpteen PMs as its a very popular pan, but in its current state, it needs repairing. If the attaching lug had been present then I would have said it was a fairly straightforward repair Patch up the holes, smooth them off and then strengthen the crack on the other side but it needs some attachment to the exhaust side of the bike. Further pictures (better quality ones) can be taken if required.

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

becarefull of forum rules prohibiting offers ;)

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

Ok, £200 ono ;)

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

ill start 30 quid posted

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

thats £25 quid more than i was thinking;)

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

£20 quid more than me!! ;-)

Re: Poly26 bellypan-damaged
 

Well you were in front of me anyway, but I'll not fight you at that price ;)