Leary about letting anyone touch my bike again
#11
I was able to repair the threads with a tap and had a hell of a time getting the broken bolt out,I know bolts disappear all the time and has happened to me on customers cars but I do but a bolt back in with the correct thread count.
#12
#13
I'll bet it was the previous owner. I know there are some bad dealers out there, but cranking the wrong size bolt into a bike just seems a little too shade tree. Lots of people that should step away from the tools out there.
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#15
That said I've made a lot of money off those sad sacks.
#16
Sh*t dude.....you're not just whistling Dixie. I created a thriving business fixing the stupidity of the average "professional" with tools set loose on medical equipment. I finally got sick of having half my income based on fixing said stupidity and just took a job for a manufacturer. Now all of my income is based on fixing other people's mistakes.
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#18
Oh. I thought this was about LSD. (Old guys will get it.)
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/25/bo...w/25sante.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/25/bo...w/25sante.html
#19
The reason I thought of the dealer was they were the last to touch those parts and yes I never paid any attention to those bolts before so it could have been a previous owner,one would think that if the dealer had it apart they would have tried to put a correct bolt in as I do that when I find wrong bolts in customers cars when I take them apart just for this reason and not to get blamed. I also replace missing bolts when I find them.
#20
Oh. I thought this was about LSD. (Old guys will get it.)
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/25/bo...w/25sante.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/25/bo...w/25sante.html