EasTexRIII
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New clutch in and cover installed. Now it is forks and neck bearings. Kicking it. Progressive springs and new neck bearings. Enjoying
the #ell out of it. supervisor is hard at work.
Sonny.... I’m sorry I have to say, I think you should start over from absolute beginning....... something is very very wrong with your project. I understand your supervisor was present........ BUT I DO NOT SEE ONE SINGLE GAWD DAM PICTURE OF A FOCKIN COORS!....... WTF????????????
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
He's a darn left foot rider!!!
EasTexRIII
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sonny
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Some of the upgrades are rather involved. Requires all three brain cells. Drinking is done after the tool box is closed.
sonny
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OK. Question to the group. What bearing grease should I use for the bearings?
Paul Bryant
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@sonny, you'll love this one! Had the clutch replaced as a kit. To obtain said kit in the UK was a 6 week order/delivery schedule, so it was ordered from USA and delivered in 3 days. Best bit was that it was £20.00 cheaper after delivery costs...bizarre!!
How does that work ?
Grumpy Ole Codger
Miserable as FECK
It works beautifully, pulls like a steam train on steroids and no slipping!How does that work ?
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Well that's me stuffed then - I keep getting misfires on N°2
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Depends if they are sealed or not. Most modern wheel bearings are sealed ime.
If not then any good low melting point bearing grease. I don't think "food-safe" is a consideration.
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