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Hi,
A few time ago i got this Bruiser on the local bidding platform for a really good price. Here a few pictures of how i got it: Well, at least the smurf is a vintage one Ok, first of all i started dismounting the body, taking those aweful rollbars off and give the body a nice DOT4 bath. Unfortunately the brake fluid did not have the effect i'm used to ! The previous owner used a strange paint that went off with DOT4 ! So, it's sanding time Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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This looks promising. Keep us posted on the rest
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Looking good
What are you going to do with that rollbar? Bolt it to a wall so you've got somewhere to chain up your bicycle? |
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Indeed Jonny, i could chain even 2 bikes Finally got time to progress a bit on the Bruiser and started dismounting the chassis... First thing was taking off the front bar If anybody want them as "home made Hop Ups" Dismounting the electronics box This is how it's looking now...i will keep on working tonight Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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Unfortunaltely the front bumper and bumper stay are also broken...Just noticed it while taking it off...
I still don't know if i'm repairing it or order a new one. Anyway i need to replace the rear bumper...so i think the best option would be order both of them. I'll keep on looking on E-bay if there's something around Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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Last edit: by Manotas.
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yeah sure, sounds great. Just PM me with the details Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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