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Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Lozzo, Sep 8, 2005.

  1. Lozzo

    Lozzo Guest

    Arrived today, cheers.

    Now to work out how the **** I'm going to get the Maxton shock's piggy-
    back resevoir out past the swingarm without stripping half the fucking
    bike down. I reckon undoing the rear subframe mounts and moving the
    whole shebang upwards a couple of inches should do it, am I right?
     
    Lozzo, Sep 8, 2005
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    flash Guest

    Three ton chain lift.
     
    flash, Sep 8, 2005
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    Krusty Guest

    Angle grinder.
     
    Krusty, Sep 8, 2005
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    muddy Guest

    Gixer Thou - oh, hang on.
     
    muddy, Sep 8, 2005
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    tallbloke Guest

    Sorry, I nicked that to twat bonners over the head with
     
    tallbloke, Sep 8, 2005
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  6. Bolt it down, and watch you don't choke on the bones.
     
    Grimly Curmudgeon, Sep 8, 2005
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  7. Lozzo

    'Hog Guest

    I got it in by hanging the bike from the rafters, removing the rear
    wheel and linkages and pushing the arm right up. No other dismantling
    was undertaken.

    'Hog
     
    'Hog, Sep 12, 2005
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  8. Lozzo

    Lozzo Guest

    'Hog says...
    How do you get the piggyback resevoir out if the swing arm is right up?
    There's precious little room between the swing arm and undertray as it
    is, without closing the gap further. I was hoping the swingarm would
    drop down far enough to give enough clearance fot the whole thing to be
    manouvered out that way. There's no way that piggyback is going to fit
    down the hole in the swingarm, the only way out is upwards.
     
    Lozzo, Sep 12, 2005
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  9. Lozzo

    'Hog Guest

    Ah yes maybe it was up the way!
    Then again maybe I put it on when I changed the arm, I can't fookin
    remember now, sorry.
    The arm is a doddle to remove BTW.

    Ok ok I'm 80% certain now I changed the shock and arm together along
    with the tie rods. The Maxton rods are longer. Had forgotten that it
    got a new arm.

    'Hog
     
    'Hog, Sep 12, 2005
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