Installing Triumph Front Dresser Bars

Rocket88

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• Jun 24, 2010

• #11

Amateur dentistry isn't that hard either, unless it goes wrong. :-D

 

RocketJockey

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• Jun 24, 2010

• #12

I'm going to give it a shot. I'll follow the bolt with a piece of rod when I am backing it out to help keep it in alignment. And I'll definately support the engine.

 

NM ROCKET

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• Jun 26, 2010

• #13

Let me know if you're still on for Sunday.
Have to remove the secondaries too if you still want to.
Good cheap mod.

 

NM ROCKET

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• Jun 26, 2010

• #14

oops
double post

 

Blastedbones

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• Jun 26, 2010

• #15

NM ROCKET said:

Let me know if you're still on for Sunday.
Have to remove the secondaries too if you still want to.
Good cheap mod.

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Remember to put a bit of sticky tape over the bottom of the 2ndry .. incase one of those screws drops!! ops2:

 

bluesmanjimbo

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• Oct 28, 2010

• #16

Just use a car jack and jack it against the kick stand. Doesn't need to be straight, just supported. Thats what I did when I had to replace one after a skid down the road. Work fine for me.