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Old 16-10-09, 06:39 PM   #11
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Has anybody used the fitting kit for the rearsets? these are used if you want to remove the swingarm.

I got the kit but havent used it yet
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Old 16-10-09, 06:41 PM   #12
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Yep, much better than the swingarm ones I think. Removed my swingarm last winter
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Old 16-10-09, 06:42 PM   #13
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il be using the stand in a couple of weeks to remove the swingarm so il test them out then.
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Old 16-10-09, 06:45 PM   #14
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To be fair, I don't see how they can fall off if they're fitted correctly. They have long pins that locate into the swingarm pivot.
As said they are very short, and if you fit the stand as in the abba video (with it on teh side stand) then the bike leans too much to get a decent fitment.

As far as I could tell it was all put in place, done up tight but as I raised the stand it fell off. I worked out the best way is to do it with the bike upright, so you can locate the pins fully.

Ive got the rearset mounts may well just use them next time
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Old 16-10-09, 06:47 PM   #15
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Then you'll see how little grease Mr Suzuki doesn't use on the bearings when he put it together

Check the shock pivot bearings on the swing arm too, because they get a lot more filth thrown at them.
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Old 16-10-09, 06:48 PM   #16
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Ive got the rearset mounts may well just use them next time
I've left mine in place, as I can still ride about with them in place, although as I said, I've lost one of the other blighters
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Old 16-10-09, 07:04 PM   #17
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As said they are very short, and if you fit the stand as in the abba video (with it on teh side stand) then the bike leans too much to get a decent fitment.

As far as I could tell it was all put in place, done up tight but as I raised the stand it fell off. I worked out the best way is to do it with the bike upright, so you can locate the pins fully.

Ive got the rearset mounts may well just use them next time
I would suggest that the mounts weren't sitting on the swingarm pivot bolt thingy correctly. If it's done up tight and they are fully engaged it can't slip off.
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I would suggest that the mounts weren't sitting on the swingarm pivot bolt thingy correctly. If it's done up tight and they are fully engaged it can't slip off.
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Old 16-10-09, 07:21 PM   #19
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Brollydolly, where are you located? Perhaps somebody could loan you theirs so the lads in the workshop have the items to copy. Maybe knock up a few spares at the time...

If local ish to Heathrow you are welcome to borrow mine.
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Old 16-10-09, 09:55 PM   #20
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Ive got the abba stand and to be honest the sv fittings are a bit pants i wasnt hapy with having my bike raised with them. I sent them back to abba and got the hayabusa ones they fit so much better and the bike is more secure
Mine didn't seem all that secure either come to think of it, what diameter are your's and what length are they to the chamfer, pretty please x
As i'll get a set made up longer than the originals.
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