mounted the zrx brake disk and caliper,
installed the dyna 2000,
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correct Roy a rare photo of me actually sitting on my bike.
luckily you cant here me making engine noises lol.
broooom brooom
haven't tested clutch on the bike running but it pushes the rod no probs,
just not sure if it has enough travel yet not really how much travel the rod moves but from my best guess it cant be more than 10mm which is about what i have.
luckily you cant here me making engine noises lol.
broooom brooom
haven't tested clutch on the bike running but it pushes the rod no probs,
just not sure if it has enough travel yet not really how much travel the rod moves but from my best guess it cant be more than 10mm which is about what i have.
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Monk
Read through the thread again and cant see any reference to the front end being temporary so forgive me if i missed it but isnt that wheel a bit flipping close to the exhausts?
If not now how about under deflection?
If its just the angle of the dangle of the picture i would want to know that in traffic it wasnt going to melt either!
Sure you got it under control though.
AL
If not now how about under deflection?
If its just the angle of the dangle of the picture i would want to know that in traffic it wasnt going to melt either!
Sure you got it under control though.
AL
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