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Your problem is probably 1 of several things... 1. Your seal could have worn the OD of the shifter shaft slightly smaller, meaning the seal (even a ...
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In reviewing this thread, I must say that Mark had me stumped. I have owned 10 second-hand Airheads, but none of them ever had the emissions and elect...
• Unless you see pitting in or on the race bearing surface then there is no need to replace the race. You can simply run the new bearing in the old ou...
I suppose you are talking about the outer race that's in the swingarm itself. Without an extensive selection of bearing pullers, the best way is to...
The biggest difference you will notice is placing the bike on the center stand. A wider tire is also larger in OD, which helps you when you go to use ...
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Remember how I said earlier, there was approximately a 180 deg of crankshaft rotation where each valve could be properly adjusted ? Well, it just so h...
>> Adding LED bulbs to the instrument cluster can have interesting side effects. - The instrument back lighting can be turned from White to a ...
These leather bags harken back to the traditional top-loading American bags of the 1960's and earlier. Those are great if you intend to just carry a w...
Let's not forget that to "pull the wrist pin" you may need to heat the piston with a torch. That would be a fun job with the cylinder still attached. ...
I would pull the piston because that's the only way to check the piston rings. Let's not forget we're talking about a 1972 model, so ring end gap is v...
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This is what I do and it works great.
One further note... You will need to protect the wheel from the tire tools you decide to use to prevent paint chipping. This one reason to choose a ...