Afternoon all....I've been banging the hell out of the pivot pin trying to remove the centre stand...WD40,blow lamp,lump hammer---yes the pinch bolts are undone..any ideas??
Also,I'm trying to get the front indicator chrome 'shafts' apart from the black plastic to get them re-chromed....I'm talking about the thread where the aluminium nut is....I've tried to unscrew it using the nut but it won't shift!!Help!
Kind regards
Chris #29
Removing centre stand
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Re: Removing centre stand
Chris:
The signals sometimes come off pretty hard. You do realize that the aluminum nut is just a locknut and it screws loose first before you can unscrew the signal? And if yours is a Euro-spec bike, it will have a little locking tab in the end of the signal stock that needs pried out first - after you loosen the locknut.
Dave
The signals sometimes come off pretty hard. You do realize that the aluminum nut is just a locknut and it screws loose first before you can unscrew the signal? And if yours is a Euro-spec bike, it will have a little locking tab in the end of the signal stock that needs pried out first - after you loosen the locknut.
Dave
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Re: Removing centre stand
I just opened the pinch bolt bracket a fraction by tapping a couple appropriately sized washers in to the split.
One end of the pivot pin is flared. I will NOT ask you if you are encouraging it in the right direction. haha.
One end of the pivot pin is flared. I will NOT ask you if you are encouraging it in the right direction. haha.