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Subscribed. I'd like to know what happens in the end. It's funny how some people will be so nice to you when they need something but disappear the second you need a favor.

No his parents dropped him...

Why don't you give a little more information?

I'm not doubting his perfectionism or quality, I'm just saying that two years is an exaggeration. Also, we are not discussing oem paint finish, the topic is strictly limited to fixing plastic.

I can't see how it would take two years to learn how to plastic weld... That's a really long time... I finished my university degree in two years, I can't see how learning how to plastic weld would take two years. Don't you think you're exaggerating a little bit?

I've been using the axio swift 2.0 for 5 years now. I love it, carries my big xps15, ipad and notepad along with my lunch and some water. I've used it for long ride (4+ hours) and am never uncomfortable. If I went back 5 years I would still buy it, best bag and well worth the expensive...

No way, I couldn't afford it but I'm sure if you put it for sale you will get a ton of offers. I was only asking because I wonder if you'll ever be able to part with it... I know I wouldn't be able to let it go after all the hard work and sweat.

so are you going to sell it now?

why not do it yourself? are you going to paint it too or just fix it smooth and strong?

Glen @ Flying squirrel he's in downtown toronto tho.

never seen a rusted through chain and I've seen some chains that haven't been touched in 20+ years. I would ride it to the shop but very slowly. I would replace it too but I'm the type of person to change my chain regardless every 20-25k max and clean and lube it every 400-600km.

Unbelievable. Truly amazing work. What's your next project?

+1 It's a very quick job. I have seen a few people actually dump more than two bottles when replacing the brakes. Can't say that I would ever do that.

Well said, it would be a huge hit!

Waste of money... Do what the guy above suggested.

I have the Talon T3300 Alarm. I paid about $100 for it, been using it for about 4 years with no hiccups. Never drains my battery, has a spare battery inside, very high quality stuff. It took me about 25 minutes to install (that's with a small LED warning light that displays that the alarm is...

It's good but not good enough. You've got to coat it for it to be optimal.

WOW You are now obligated to show the finished product with a short video.

you didn't really tell us if you did anything... did you do anything that any of us recommended before? If you did, what did you see? -Just noticed that you said "didn't do anything to it". Why are you asking for advice on: "what to do" when we already told you what to check?

because of traffic?