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Old 21-07-08, 01:43 PM   #1
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Default Curvy Engine and Swingarm Removal Tools/Sockets

Am looking to borrow (or buy cheaply) a set please...
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Old 21-07-08, 01:45 PM   #2
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What do you have to hold the bike, and Abba stand?

As I have the socket to remove the swing arm as I just made it, could do the same yourself.
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Old 21-07-08, 02:23 PM   #3
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What do you have to hold the bike, and Abba stand?

As I have the socket to remove the swing arm as I just made it, could do the same yourself.
Yep Abba - need to get some of those fittings too. Prob go the self made route too. Was hoping someone had some old ones kicking about.
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Old 21-07-08, 02:41 PM   #4
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Well I can lend you the swing arm one, and I also could lend you the swing arm removal kit for the Abba as I'm not using it at the moment. Your in London ain't you?
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Old 21-07-08, 02:46 PM   #5
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Well I can lend you the swing arm one, and I also could lend you the swing arm removal kit for the Abba as I'm not using it at the moment. Your in London ain't you?
Can i borrow this after TG please Dan
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Old 21-07-08, 02:48 PM   #6
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Sure, just remember the edges are a little sharp as I made it myself and can't be bother to make it woosy proof.
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Old 21-07-08, 02:56 PM   #7
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Sure, just remember the edges are a little sharp as I made it myself and can't be bother to make it woosy proof.
LOL - so noted - am about 15 mins down the road from TuonoGrant so can wait until he gets it - in fact it'd prob be easier if either Jester or I pick it up and then we can get it to TG and then back to you - i'm sure we'll work it out somehow...

Also wont be in SEL.KENT meet on weds now so will get the push rod out and send it up with Jester on Friday if OK
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Old 21-07-08, 02:59 PM   #8
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That would be v. handy. I'll PM you some details.
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Old 21-07-08, 03:21 PM   #9
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Well I need to pick it up from Portsmouth first so it won't be till next week. Else its a 140 mile round trip for it, if someone else offers one then grab it, but I will get it picked up anyway.
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Old 21-07-08, 03:32 PM   #10
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I thought that maybe the case. I'll pass on them for now as I will be away next week for a month. Jackhammer maybe ok till then though...

Cheers for the offer.
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