Chitownson

Manufacturer doesn't matter, it's material that does. If you take the plastic panels off and look at the stampings on them, they will have the part #, an L or R for left or right and whether it's ABS plastic. You have to use ABS rods with ABS panels, etc.

The ABS welding rods are pretty easy to work with (like solder) and can fill smaller holes, etc. (You can get the plastic welding rods from Harbor Freight for around $5.) I just used a soldering gun with a big flat tip, held the broken plastic panels together with C-clamps and fixed the broken pieces by using the ABS rods the same way you would use solder. Then its on to fiberglass filler, 3M Acryl Green from an auto body supply store to fill in the minor scratches, etc. prime and paint. I have actually created replacement mounting tabs using the rods for tabs that were broken off or damaged.

I crashed damaging the left side of my bike and one of the local residents was kind enough to pick up all my busted plastic off the road and stick the pieces in my tank bag. I was able to reuse every single busted body panel (including some that were in multiple pieces) using this method and the results were better and stronger than I expected.

supermarto

I cannibalized an old vcr for it's ABS shell case and with some 4 dolla home depot ABS cement was able to repair a crack and I even built up some ground-down peaks. Best part is it is not a FIX for the part, when it's welded it IS the part...