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motorbike graveyard

skorn · 2002-10-29 21:20:34

where to motorbikes go to die in Ireland? if bikes are involved in a crash etc, where do they end up?

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29-10-2002 10:20pm

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skorn

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where to motorbikes go to die in Ireland?
if bikes are involved in a crash etc, where do they end up?

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#2 29-10-2002 11:15pm
Kali

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a scrapyard.. same as anything else.
absolutely great place for slightly sub-par spares... especially exhausts and silencers as they're rarely damaged too badly (or irrepairable) in a lot of crashs.

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#3 30-10-2002 7:46pm
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City spares up near christ church take in wrecked bikes and sell them for parts. Also Gorey breakers deal solely with knackered bikes. Bring your bargaining cap, cos generally they just throw out big numbers and see if you're stupid enough to bite.
City spares for 125 bits (they've got everything bar fairings which are inevitably destroyed on 125's) and gorey for pretty much everything.

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