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Great work lads, go enjoy
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As above, timings fixed on a 315.
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Fantastic. If you look really hard, you can see the wires.
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Sorry to hear about the bike mate, any pics?
Hope you get some luck, Will keep an out.
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Bigger hammer,,,,
leave nut on so as not to damage threads,
if you can place a piece of wood between bolt and hammer even better
and try to turn bolt as you tap it.
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Fantastic job, hats off to you!
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Check to make and make sure,
you've got some free play at the master cylinder adjuster
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Fantastic riders, with great sound. Cheers guy
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Mines really fussy with fuel to, but it might be worth checking the head, for any carbon build up.
And I'm not 100% sure that you can retard / advance the timing,
With it being a fixed unit. Hope you sort it bud.
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. Thanks for the link guy ,
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Sounds like fire water talk, to me?
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Great vid, But I'm with canada, Pop your lids on lads
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I wouldn't even fire it up bud, if i thought it might be drawing air through the drain.
Premature wear is guaranteed / Weak mix.
If your not doing deep stream work, silicon it off, air tight.
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As Martin says, had the exact same problem .
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Steady hand with the dremal.
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Swing arm cracking issues on early 09 models, sorted now
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Have you checked the cheap items first?
1st the kill switch.
2nd new plug
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Yep happy birthday bud, enjoy
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Fantastic clip, cheers guy,
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Hi Ian, ive done that bearing on 315s (pretty sure its the same as the rt) removing the swing arm, turn it on its side, support the under side with a block of timber
and drive it out with a socket / extension bar and hammer,
tip, place a 1pence on top of the bearing when knocking it out for more support
reinstall with the vice,
hope this helps bud
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Fantastic video, and great ground. More bud.
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