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Bibio 08-07-09 05:49 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
there is a hole at the bottom of the engine going right threw if you have a 10mm rod you can put it threw the hole and then use axil stands to keep the front up more secure. you can either use a trolley jack or front paddock stand to lift the front of the bike first then put it on axil stands. if you dont have a 10mm rod then put axil stands under the foot peg u frames. DO NOT WORK ON THE FRONT END USING A TROLLEY JACK.

this is what i use when doing front ends.

Kilted Ginger 08-07-09 06:11 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
[QUOTE=Bibio;1966625]. DO NOT WORK ON THE FRONT END USING A TROLLEY JACK.
QUOTE]

pfhhh, hse burocratic nonsense. a jobs mre fun if its a little dangerous, I may try tht axel stand thingy though. :geek:

northwind 08-07-09 06:28 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Indy definately has a doofer thingmybob for balancing the TBs... It's mine :D THough you're welcome to borrow it off, er, him. Or me.

Is it valves at 15000? Can't remember. Easy enough if it is though, sounds scary but isn't. Unless you drop a bolt down the cam tunnels into the engine.

Bibio 08-07-09 06:49 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
yup.. valve check at 15000. but to be honest if it has had regular oil changes with good oil then i doubt they they need done.

northwind 08-07-09 06:55 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Yup... I mean, mine is on 40-odd thousand now and not a single gap out of spec, which isn't too amazing, but then it's not on the original cams either- the tolerancing's close enough that even putting in a fresh cam and moving one of the old ones everything's still bang on. The paint might be rubbish but the engine's quite well put together :love:

Tiger 55 08-07-09 07:05 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bibio (Post 1966625)
if you have a 10mm rod you can put it through the hole and then use axle stands to keep the front up more secure.

Warning - lots of people have doofer thingmybobs, Husky has one and knows how to use it, but only Bibio has the required 10mm rod. It's his USP. :)

Kilted Ginger 08-07-09 07:07 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Cm'on now Captain Tiger 55 Sir, you've seen my garage, I've definately got 10mm rod, just not the know how as to where to stick it...



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Sorry Cam, I seem to have completely hijacked your thread, I'm sure some nice mod person will delete all the offending posts if you ask him.

Bibio 08-07-09 07:23 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiger 55 (Post 1966688)
Warning - lots of people have doofer thingmybobs, Husky has one and knows how to use it, but only Bibio has the required 10mm rod. It's his USP. :)

yes Bibio has a doofer thingimybobs, and knows how to use it.. :smt098.

connect hoses to vacuum points. then blank off. warm engine up then stop bike. lift tank, connect gauges, turn screw till volume is same and Bobs your auntie job done. its very very easy on a pointy. curvys are a nightmare to get at the front vacuum point and all that taking bloody air boxes off.

Tiger 55 08-07-09 07:36 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
Anyway, I need mine done too, so let me know where and when please. :-)

Bibio 08-07-09 09:08 PM

Re: 15,000 Miler
 
well if someone is willing to donate a garage/lockup for a day, i'm sure i could oblige... must have t and biccies though...


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