swingarm removal
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RE: swingarm removal
download a manual (do a search its been posted several times)
its pretty easy but you'll need a funky looking tool to remove the nut, I made one by taking a socket with the right diameter and grinding it so that you leave 4 square prongs
not sure what the best way to hold the bike up would be though
I've got woodcraft rearsets with solid pegs which makes it a lot easier to hold the bike up. of course you can't do that with stock pegs. What I did anyway was buy a swingarm off ebay, had it shipped to pit bull, then swapped them out real quick like once pit bull got done with it. Sold stock one on ebay for same as I paid for the new one. Worked out great just lost a couple $ in shipping
its pretty easy but you'll need a funky looking tool to remove the nut, I made one by taking a socket with the right diameter and grinding it so that you leave 4 square prongs
not sure what the best way to hold the bike up would be though
I've got woodcraft rearsets with solid pegs which makes it a lot easier to hold the bike up. of course you can't do that with stock pegs. What I did anyway was buy a swingarm off ebay, had it shipped to pit bull, then swapped them out real quick like once pit bull got done with it. Sold stock one on ebay for same as I paid for the new one. Worked out great just lost a couple $ in shipping
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RE: swingarm removal
nope...it was woody who uses the rearsets to hold up the bike...
i use mah wife...i tell her...
"hey womang...can you hold this really fast while i go get something for my car"...
then i go and watch TV until UPS deliver mah part.
of course...i feed her and stuff while she's doing that...she has to keep her energy up so that she doesn't drop my bike and also because she's pregnant.
i use mah wife...i tell her...
"hey womang...can you hold this really fast while i go get something for my car"...
then i go and watch TV until UPS deliver mah part.
of course...i feed her and stuff while she's doing that...she has to keep her energy up so that she doesn't drop my bike and also because she's pregnant.
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RE: swingarm removal
Tahoe, you're one funny ****. I think I may just buy one off of ebay. Here is one that I found:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA...spagenameZWD1V
I really don't know what these cost...what is everyone's opinion?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA...spagenameZWD1V
I really don't know what these cost...what is everyone's opinion?
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RE: swingarm removal
Jaybird, PitBull is welding on spools to the swingarm. If you send them your swingarm they will weald on the spool adaptors for no additional charge. Since it may be a pain to store the bike for a week or so without the swingarm Woody bought a swingarm and had it shipped to PitBull. Once he received the swingarm back he was able to sell the old one on ebay.
This way you don't have to store the bike and waist perfectly good riding days.
Does anyone know of anything to be careful of when purchasing a swingarm and are the 01-05 all compatible?
This way you don't have to store the bike and waist perfectly good riding days.
Does anyone know of anything to be careful of when purchasing a swingarm and are the 01-05 all compatible?