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well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
sometimes you have to Hang your bike. and you look around the garage and start thinking.
Crude but works well.
Helped me replace all the pivot bearings which was a real Pain in the ass. But the reward was installing the new shock
Also I rebuilt the Fork Tubes. If you have never been in there... Here is the exploded view.
and I am no Longer a Squid!
Crude but works well.
Helped me replace all the pivot bearings which was a real Pain in the ass. But the reward was installing the new shock
Also I rebuilt the Fork Tubes. If you have never been in there... Here is the exploded view.
and I am no Longer a Squid!
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great looking idea.....you're braver than I am, I haven't embarked on the suspension route yet...but soon.
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
That reminds me...I have to change my fork oil. I found that having the bike on a jack that can be easily adjusted made the shock removal and replacement a little easier. Did you put a jack under the wheel? That would probably work well also.
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It's taking all those stupid pivot bolts out... A redesigned center stand would be awesome. Scary to take off that center stand and lay under a bike swinging from a 2x4 bridge between two 30 year old home made car ramps.
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
I didn't remove the center stand when I did mine.Name Etc. wrote:It's taking all those stupid pivot bolts out... A redesigned center stand would be awesome. Scary to take off that center stand and lay under a bike swinging from a 2x4 bridge between two 30 year old home made car ramps.
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The bolts will not come out? Why is yours easier?
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
Not sure what you mean. I didn't take all the pivot bolts apart. Isn't one of the bolts for the dogbone common with the center stand? Either that or I just don't rember what the f@$k I did! What I do remember is that the removal was a good learning process. The new shock went in a lot easier.Name Etc. wrote:The bolts will not come out? Why is yours easier?
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OH! Shock was really easy. Done that before. I replaced every bearing and pivot. Hard to do. There were torches and presses and blood and hammers
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
Gotcha! I plan on doing all those bearings here soon. Probably have the same fun.Name Etc. wrote:OH! Shock was really easy. Done that before. I replaced every bearing and pivot. Hard to do. There were torches and presses and blood and hammers
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
Not a bad setup. I've used my engine lift (Cherry Picker) when messing with suspension or removing wheels. It's worked out pretty well so far.
Trying to be different, just like everyone else.
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Re: well Hung or... Using what your daddy gave ya.
I put together one of these made out of pieces of pipe I saw on a webpage a few years ago.
Really comes in handy to have a way to hang my FJR when I need to.
So far I've just used it for front tire changes, but am glad to have it.
Really comes in handy to have a way to hang my FJR when I need to.
So far I've just used it for front tire changes, but am glad to have it.
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