Sorry about the pictures...I have them on JPEG but am having trouble sending them to this site. I will have to get my granddaughter,she says I'm an Neanderthal, to help...In the mean time you'll have to picture in your mind some (J-B Weld epoxy...the original formula when you mix the resin and hardener turns a charcoal grey and tolerates 500 degrees) some (fiberglass cloth about the size of a napkin) some (some plastic picnic knives for splints and for mixing and spreading the epoxy) some (packaging tape to hold the splints on the FRONT aka the side showing outside) some (throw-away rubber gloves) FIND A PLACE OUTSIDE TO WORK then (tape the two pieces together with the plastic knives as splints) (THEN MIX the resin equal amounts with the hardener) THEN (cut some fiberglass cloth to both cover the break and overlap about an inch on each side) THEN (using a plastic knife saturate the fiberglass cloth with resin then lay it on the INSIDE aka the part NOT SHOWING of the break) THEN (spread/smooth the saturated cloth over the break) THEN (let it dry overnight)....Since my bike is charcoal in color the charcoal color of the resin blends in a bit...Hopefully none of you will ever have to do this....PEACE RIDE SAFE
