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Dommie blues, urgent!
Dear HUBBers,
I am delivering a dominator to another HU member leaving on saturday. The bike has an 'enduro style' mudguard fitted, which means there is no fork brace, does anyone have a template, CAD file or measurement for the fork brace? I need to get one knocked up today or tomorrow (great planning Henry!!) Also the speedo has been rounded off where the cable goes in. At present I am planning on glueing the cable in with some epoxy, which may be a bad idea - anyone have any better suggestions? Cheers 
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