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tape wrote:Mario has welded the swingarm for me.... what a top job he did... thanks mate.

Now I gotta get it over for polishing.... :shock:

Still very not certain where to take the motor for reco. I realy don't want to start putting it (motor) back in without some assurance that it will be 100%.

I will need assistance soon from someone on fork seals.

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Glad it's coming along mate.

I like forks and tight seals... Give us a buzz, i may be able to help :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Just got the tyres for the 7, SHINKOS. Just need the rest of the bike to put them on :shock:

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What top service I got dealing with these guys. They deserve a plug for the service and price, $250 for the set fitted on the spot.

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The fork seals are easy mate.
Just take them to the shop (unless you got a rattle gun?) to get the bottom bolts out, rest is a piece of piss..... Jimmy of course !!! :lol:
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OK Big Bump...!

Got the Frame back from polishers now the fun starts.

FORK SEALS - I got quoted $125 fitted if I took the fork legs to them :shock: $25 for seals and $100 to fit including oil :shock:

Does anyone have the required tools to do the job? If so I am willing to put on a BBQ for a spanner day, guest lecturers to let me know of their availability and specialties... :roll:

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I've never seen anyone use a tool

You should be able to just keep pulling the forks in and out until it pops.
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Duane wrote:You should be able to just keep pulling the forks in and out until it pops.

kerrist...a description of Greg eating his dinner :shock:


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ahaha but generally, i've always been told the way to get forkseals out is to drain the oil out, and just keep pulling in and out until the seal comes out (as it eventually will)
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tape wrote:OK Big Bump...!

Got the Frame back from polishers now the fun starts.

FORK SEALS - I got quoted $125 fitted if I took the fork legs to them :shock: $25 for seals and $100 to fit including oil :shock:

Does anyone have the required tools to do the job? If so I am willing to put on a BBQ for a spanner day, guest lecturers to let me know of their availability and specialties... :roll:

cheers
As said in the previous post, the bottom screw is difficult to undo. It needs an air rattle gun, and with the fork still assembled (to provide the miniscule grip required). The proper tool is a long square pipe which the shop does not usually have.

Unfortunately for me I found this out at the last minute and went to the shop with a dissasembled fork ... alas needed to go back home to refit the whole thing :cry: That provided some entertainment for the mechanics I guess :lol:

Next time I'll pay $125 to get it done :wink:
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fork seals are easy mate
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id offer jamie to help...but im sure u dont want the forks farked....lol
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Whaddaya think of the frame?
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Sorry mate have been meaning to ring, T's olds have been here all week... :roll:

Frame came up like chrome :D will try and get some pics loaded up tonight.

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I Like it, I Like it ALOT... :D
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That looks great.!
How did you get the swingarm to come out so well. Last time I saw it, it had bits missing...

This is the same bike isn't it.. :-)
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Mate, looks teriffic, wasn't this going to be a trackkie ?

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