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Well the posty just delivered this today. 2005 zx10 shock in mint condition just got to wait for the bolt and nut from wemoto before i can fit it.
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I've started sorting my bike ready to swap the shocks over stripped the rear body work and removed the battery and also loosened the top bolt of the shock (which was a right B*****D) but which bolt on the swingarm linkage is it best to take off to access the bottom shock bolt front or back, or doesn't it matter. Got a couple of weeks off work with a fractured arm so thought i might as well put the time to good use whilst i can't ride the bike.
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Rob here is the guide i'll be using. Its for the ZX6 but the stripping and assembly process is the same
http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=113667
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Cheers done everything up to that point. Just make sure that you come to change it you loosen the bolts off a little before lifting the bike up took an awful lot of elbow grease to move the top one.
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Dogbone ones are the usual culprit.
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my dog bone bolts were stuck solid rounded both ends of with breaker bar in the end i had to cut them off.
at some point im going to drop the whole linkage and clean and greace it again now that i have proper greace |
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whts the best. Red rubber or copper slip
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i think he means for the dogbone linkages
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In that case, neither! You could use general purpose grease. I think I used bearing grease on mine.
Rob, while you're at it you may as well drop that linkage out (where the bottom of the shock attaches) and give it a good clean and regrease. Mine was pretty grim. Push the metal spacers out, clean everything up with a rag and press new grease into the bearings. |
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