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Guest philgale

can anyone who knows a good bike scrap yard or somewhere to get really cheap parts from please post a link in here....


i went to the suzuki shop to price all the bits i need to fix the bandit and it came to £900 so i need to either find the bits really cheap or flog the bike in bits and buy a new one...


i know houdini posted a few links but i have lost them...sorry mate :oops:


thanks in advance...

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Nowt like optomism(?)...repeat "you will not bin it again"


My local shop where I get all my stuff done took mine when I binned it, gave me 3 quotes, all new bits ,some new bits and then one just to basically get it road worthy so I could use it.


£1100-£200!


Obvious choice really!

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Guest philgale

had a call off my dad earlier and because he has bugger all to do with his time he has cut and welded bits back together and melted the plastic to make it go together better


he says it all looks ok, so may just need a coat of paint and a new clutch lever and ill be back

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