750 Sport swingarm crack

[deswoodau]

I'm aware this topic has probably come up many times however I considered myself one of the lucky owners.......not this time.

I was doing some cosmetic work over the weekend and after 12 years ownership I found a crack on the mounting bracket. Does anyone know of a good engineering group in Melbourne \ Vic whom could repair it for me?

One of the shock mounting brackets has a hairline crack. My thoughts are to grind them both off and have stronger plates re fitted but I'll let the engineer decide on the best approach. The bike is too nice to part out or give up on

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[Fireypete]

I have my bike getting the header and a standard exhaust modified to fit. I''l have a chat with Carl (who's doing the work) in the next couple of days and see what he reckons. Have a look at Tig Tag Fabrication, thats his place. As he has my bike I will be able to show him an actual swingarm and where your issues are.

[deswoodau]

Thanks Pete, much appreciated.

[deswoodau]

Just offering a quick update on what transpired. I found a local engineering workshop whom fabricated and replicated the fractured brackets and it's come up well. A decent result and hopefully it'll last another 30 years.

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[Tamburinifan]

[Kiwi Rider]

Looks good. I'm thinking of doing the same as a way to change my rear ride height. My new Hagon shock is about 5mm shorter than original and its not adjustable for length. I have the skills and gear (at work) to do it myself so no cost involved.