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New Bash Plate

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I've got a new 6mm bashplate ready to fit, bought off H&D racing on fleebay. Looks like a great improvement :thumbup:

The instructions suggest tightening the front bolts on a bit, then lining up the rears.

Thing is, the angle of the front of the plate is such that the rear bolts are about 1/2 and inch off.

The 6mm metal doesnt want to bend at all.

How on earth do i bend it in to place?

How should i angle the bike when working on it? Lie it on its side?

Any ideas guys?

Jza

it took me and my dad to get mine on, it was a right royal pain in the ass!! bolted it on at the rear then used a log to wedge under the front of the plate, my dad used his weight to bend the plate while i got the bolts in.

good luck dude

Use a ratchet strap under the sump and over the seat - might be worth protecting the strap from the sharp edges of the sump guard with a bit of carpet or cardboard.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Used my ratchet strap and some carpet, tightened up and pushed a bit and got it on.. phew... thanks for the responses guys :rolleyes:

I've just fitted a H&D plate for the SSDT. Bolted it on at the front first & then the rear, no straps needed as it was a drop fit.

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