Dear Mr. Softley:
I have carefully applied a magnet to my Laser-no bondo found.
Please provide a photo of a Laser showing the use of bondo.
Anecdotes are amusing but not convincing.
George Hollenberg MD
CT, USA
> Hi Crew,
\r?\n> Once again some great entertainment! I'm chiming into this as I
\r?\n> have
\r?\n> Modolo Kronos on my CX and have a Laser circa 85. Firstly Mr
\r?\n> George MD,
\r?\n> fortunately you are a doctor as there will come a moment when
\r?\n> you need
\r?\n> the Kronos to work and they will crack inside.....happened to me
\r?\n> on an
\r?\n> emergency stop and I still bear the scars. Your professional
\r?\n> skills can
\r?\n> be used for self administration of emergency care.
\r?\n> I do admire your taste in classics though, the CX, Kronos and
\r?\n> Laser are
\r?\n> all examples of modern art in my opinion but please for the sake
\r?\n> of the
\r?\n> future health of the CR subscribers, don't recommend the Kronos
\r?\n> brakes -
\r?\n> only to people you need to seek revenge upon!
\r?\n> Did the 'magnet' test on the Laser and yes....bondo where the
\r?\n> tubes are
\r?\n> faired together. Thinking about it, realistically, how could
\r?\n> anyone
\r?\n> imagine that those tubes can be flowed together so seamlessly
\r?\n> without
\r?\n> the help of bondo? A metal pressing could achieve two halves,
\r?\n> but there
\r?\n> would still be a seam. There were a lot of different styles of
\r?\n> Lasers
\r?\n> made so I imagine there would be as many different quantities of
\r?\n> Bondo
\r?\n> used.
\r?\n> So, get out your magnets and lets stop the self deception.
\r?\n> Greg Softley DD (Decal Designer)
\r?\n> Coffs Harbour
\r?\n> Australia