In a message dated 6/28/00 9:39:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> Just got back from a five year military tour in Okinawa. Boy the weather
> there did a serious number on my 94 bike, corrosion everywhere. And now,
I'd
> like to bring the bike to like new condition if not better, especially
since
> the bike only has 4,000 miles on it. To give you an idea of what's
involved,
> every aluminum part needs replacing, all the bolts, wheels, and even the
> frame and engine needs powdercoating. And so it brings me to the question;
> does anyone know who can take such a job for a reasonable amount of money
in
> the Maryland/DC area? I've call local shops but no success. GREAT TO BE
> BACK! Thanks.
>
> Wally Torres
> VMOA #118
>
I would think that it would be cheaper to take all the aliminum off and have
it chromed and not worry about it again...plus it would trick.
MY .02
JRider
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