Hey guys, does anyone have one or two axle adjusting plates for cheap? i got suckered by a guy on the forums who took my parts (pureaddiction). I'm pretty sure you guys read about it in the off topic section. I'm almost done putting the bike fully together. Just need these plates. I wish not to buy new ones. If you guys could help me out it would be great.



Its number 9 on the diagram. Thanks.

-Jasper

 

I'll dig around when I get home.

 

All kjohnson, the help would be much appreciated. I see in your sig, you have ohlins shock... I have an adjustable ohlins shock aswell (yellow spring if that helps any) and I was cleaning it with brake cleaner and the name "Ohlins" (in blue) flew right off... is there any oem stickers for these that they sell I could put back on it? it looks so wrong and naked ... lol

-Jasper

 

No dice on the plates homie.I have tons of other odds and ends.Just ask,I'll go look


Ohlins has a gold anodized remote with a braided hose connecting it to the shock body,with adjusters on the body.No offense,but a yellow spring don't mean squat.A spring is a spring is a spring,until you're a front runner in the AMA and so on.

Yours have the remote?

 

Here homie....


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA...em350017503305

 

I might have two of them however I tried to drill them to captivate them so when I change my rear wheel at track days I would not have to worry about the caliper etc.. I don't think the integrity of the item has been compromised at all. needed a powerful drill to drill while mounted to make it work so holla

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just wanted tosee if attaching photos would work for me not showing off or anything actually these were from my earlier days of track time and was working on my form

 

kjohnson - I know I have an Ohlins suspension because everything you stated is what I have. =P


The thing is when I was cleaning it I didn't think the brake cleaner would wipe away the lettering. I'll take pictures of it when I get a hold of my girls camera. Thanks for the heads up btw.

twissta - sick pictures. Do you have pictures of the plates themselves? I'm having a hard time comprehending what exactly you drilled. Thanks.

-Jasper

 

No I don't but iwill try and get some pic's, As well as try to explain here.

Picture your rear wheel assembly in tact on the bike as you look at the brake caliper and the plate that holds the brake claiper in place its one unit when bolted.

Too captivate it for quick change, the axle bolt is in the way too drill becasue you need it in place to make a true drilling through the outer chain tensioner all the way through to the brake caliper plate once that is done ACCUARATLEY YOU SIMPLY THREAD THE BRAKE CALIPER PLATE BOLT IT IN WITH 5MM ScREWS, SET IT AND THERE YOU HAVE IT captivated rear brake calipers...I went through several pairs off ebay to try and get it right never did got fustrated and left too try agian in the summer

 

So does anyone else have a set?

And twista... I can't picture it lol... sorry bro. I'm a visual learner if you know what I mean!!!!

-Jasper