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Just picked up a 04 883c for a good price however there is a ding in the tank...more of a crease (see pics). A few repair guys here in Phoenix don't want to go anywhere near this so I'm wondering if a repair is even possible or am I forced to go a different route?
I've got a couple of dings in my tank that came with the bike. The guy that owned it b4 me wrecked it. They are small and since I changed the bike color to satin black are not bothersome to me. If you don't physically take the dent out, bondo and paint would probably be the answer.
@lo-rider: I'm going to look up your youtube advise. Thanks !!!
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