Enthusiasm > ability and I hit a tree at WOT. You should have seen the tree though… not a mark on it. :rolleyes:
Anyway I’m looking for someone to balance, true and remove the dent in London. I’m not looking to pay someone at quikfit to tw@t it with a hammer, rather someone that does actually know the dark art of spoked rims. Happy to send them the wheel without the rest of the motorbike also.
i knew Husqvarna made chainsaws
didnt know KTM did also!
hagons
not sure but phone abe (allbikeengineering)
Friend of mine sent his 640 adv front wheel to Talon for rim replacement and was happy with service.
http://www.talon-eng.co.uk/talon-wheels-front.asp?bike=19042
Glad to know the tree is OK - how are you?
Yes I’m fine thanks, the only other dent was in my ego 
and I fear that might be harder to fix!! :hehe:
Looking at the posted replies, thanks guys I shall chase them up.
All bike engineering (again)
Or a mountain bike shop
A river and now a tree… sigh what are we going to do with you 
Im glad ur ok tho 
If you never crash your not trying hard enough!!
Crashing isn’t his problem, parking in rivers is! :w00t:
Well everyone knows trees are indestructible, play any driving game and the tree won’t budge.
Hope you’re ok and it isn’t too expensive to repair (the bike I mean)
My dad has taken his old beemer K100RS wheels to Maidstone Motoliner, they did a good job, or so he told me. The area is really pretty too, if you want to spend some time around whilst waiting.
roflmfao … show me an indestructable tree
i will always have revenge 
Wonder what kind of revenge you have in store… :hehe:
Did you check out the old Triumph shop down in Leytonstone? If you forgot, just up Leytonstone High Road from the Thatched House (the Thatched House is now some sort of restuarant/wine bar thing).
They might know someone who does spoked wheels.
heres one that fooked me off earlier
