CAN YOU RATE MY HOW TO
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07-23-2008, 02:20 PM
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CAN YOU RATE MY HOW TO
i busted my *** getting this thing up but theres no one in the how to to see it
http://www.sharenow.com/blog/post/484/
http://www.sharenow.com/blog/post/484/
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07-23-2008, 02:30 PM
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Clip master link! That's cheating!
Looks pretty good otherwise. I'm pretty **** about my work and break out the torque wrench a lot. That's about all I would have added in that job. Good work otherwise.
How muchdid it run you for all three parts separate 1ike that?
Looks pretty good otherwise. I'm pretty **** about my work and break out the torque wrench a lot. That's about all I would have added in that job. Good work otherwise.
How muchdid it run you for all three parts separate 1ike that?
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07-23-2008, 02:34 PM
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not too bad, there are a couple things...you can brake the sprocket nut yourself by stand on the right side of the bike...pressing the rear brake and reaching over the bike...that way you don't need another person...
you should probably put something in about lubbing the chain after putting it on...should be done...i also don't necessarily think you need to loctite the bolts if you torque them to spec....
maybe also note that the clip style master link should have its closed end moving in the direction of travel of the chain...other than that, good job from my limited once over
you should probably put something in about lubbing the chain after putting it on...should be done...i also don't necessarily think you need to loctite the bolts if you torque them to spec....
maybe also note that the clip style master link should have its closed end moving in the direction of travel of the chain...other than that, good job from my limited once over
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ORIGINAL: Northernfirepower
Clip master link! That's cheating!
Looks pretty good otherwise. I'm pretty **** about my work and break out the torque wrench a lot. That's about all I would have added in that job. Good work otherwise.
How muchdid it run you for all three parts separate 1ike that?
Clip master link! That's cheating!
Looks pretty good otherwise. I'm pretty **** about my work and break out the torque wrench a lot. That's about all I would have added in that job. Good work otherwise.
How muchdid it run you for all three parts separate 1ike that?
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ORIGINAL: ffingers
not too bad, there are a couple things...you can brake the sprocket nut yourself by stand on the right side of the bike...pressing the rear brake and reaching over the bike...that way you don't need another person...
you should probably put something in about lubbing the chain after putting it on...should be done...i also don't necessarily think you need to loctite the bolts if you torque them to spec....
maybe also note that the clip style master link should have its closed end moving in the direction of travel of the chain...other than that, good job from my limited once over
not too bad, there are a couple things...you can brake the sprocket nut yourself by stand on the right side of the bike...pressing the rear brake and reaching over the bike...that way you don't need another person...
you should probably put something in about lubbing the chain after putting it on...should be done...i also don't necessarily think you need to loctite the bolts if you torque them to spec....
maybe also note that the clip style master link should have its closed end moving in the direction of travel of the chain...other than that, good job from my limited once over
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