neck bearing change, piece o cake
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- quasi2008
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neck bearing change, piece o cake
82 interstate, I already had the fork tubes out so,, drop the cowl, remove the lower fairings panels, remove the fairing, and the counterweight. unbolt the brake distribution block. unplug the wires, tach and speedo cables for the instrument cluster. remove the handlebar clamp and lay the bars back on the faux tank (with a towel to lay them on of course). disconnect the bank angle sensor in the triple tree and remove from the lower tree. remove the top locknut and the adjuster nut and remove the triple tree. lower bearing basically fell apart, twas junk. I used my Dremel to slice what was left of the bearing. gave it a slight whack with a chisel and small hammer and it basically fell off. used a piece of 1/2" square rod to knock the lower race out from the top and the top race out from the bottom. now just waiting on the new All Balls bearings to get here. all told it took me about 1 1/2 hrs to get to this point. tomorrow is socket making day!
82 GL1100 Interstate
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Man can't live on air alone!
- Mike-C
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Re: neck bearing change, piece o cake
Yup, Quasi,
That about does it. Easy Peasy !
Mike Coleman
'84 Wing-Lite (ex-Aspencade)
'84 (un-Terstate)
'84 Standard (as yet un-named)
'96 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 (The Vulcanator)
That about does it. Easy Peasy !
Mike Coleman
'84 Wing-Lite (ex-Aspencade)
'84 (un-Terstate)
'84 Standard (as yet un-named)
'96 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 (The Vulcanator)
Mike Coleman
North Lancaster, Ontario
Canada
North Lancaster, Ontario
Canada
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Re: neck bearing change, piece o cake
Yep, nice work.
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Sometimes I wrestle with my inner demons.........
Other times we just hug.......
Team 898
Team LTD 993
Team 76 R2B3
And always remember: beer has some food value--but food has NO beer value...
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Re: neck bearing change, piece o cake
git er done.
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---- Bradshaw Bikes custom polishing for your wing. Visit us on facebook!
1978 Learning Experience
1980 County Road Hauler "Brain Damage"
1978 Cafe Custom Gl1000 "Vyper"
1977 Bulldog Inspired "Vaincre"
1981 Street Fighter GL1100 "No Quarter"
1983 Supercharged Street Drag "Anubis" (in worx)
1983 gl1100 mint restoration "Kristen"
1985 Aspencade..pondering.
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