INCOMING, Happy 50th to me.... Yeah, it's a Yamaha... it's the easy option.

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I worried about my hugger extender I got from powerbronze but its still on there 2 years later. I used the stickies and then clamped it for 24 hrs.
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Supermofo wrote: Sun Feb 13, 2022 8:43 pm I worried about my hugger extender I got from powerbronze but its still on there 2 years later. I used the stickies and then clamped it for 24 hrs.
Same as that. It's going nowhere!
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What screen did you go with?
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Supermofo wrote: Sun Feb 13, 2022 9:10 pm What screen did you go with?
Mine is the Powerbronze.
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Was out today and caught a puddle or two. Meh.

Got home and cleaning the bike and wanted to get swingarm area done so whipped out the wheel.

Not only was it horrifically dirty but DAMN the wheel is a bloody nightmare to get back in. Bloody chain adjusters all over the place, impossible to fit caliper bracket.

Not hard, but ewwwww
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'Kin hell. rusty chain, crap everywhere. You sure that ain't my one? :think:

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The horror. :shock:

I love eccentric chain adjusters for just plain,simple ease of use. One of Kawasaki's better ideas imo.
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Taipan wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 4:39 pm 'Kin hell. rusty chain, crap everywhere. You sure that ain't my one? :think:

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Skub wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 4:39 pm The horror. :shock:

I love eccentric chain adjusters for just plain,simple ease of use. One of Kawasaki's better ideas imo.
SSSA ftw

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Druid wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 4:44 pm
Skub wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 4:39 pm The horror. :shock:

I love eccentric chain adjusters for just plain,simple ease of use. One of Kawasaki's better ideas imo.
SSSA ftw

:)
Never had a bike with one,but I can see it could be handy.
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weeksy wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 4:35 pm , impossible to fit caliper bracket.

Not hard, but ewwwww
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As the owner of a Street Triple I feel your pain,utter PITA to line everything up :thumbdown:
I used a paddock stand when I removed my wheel,now I've bought a ABBA stand so I'm hoping next time will be less aggravating.
God knows how many wheels I've changed over the years but I've never struggled to install a rear wheel before...
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Has to be an ABBA stand on the MT07 as the paddock stand bobbins go through the spindle, so they come off first... I bought the Abba stand kit when i first got the bike.

I was thinking of a few things last night, one is using some insulation tape on the chain adjusters to hold them in place. The other i was wondering if I can remove the caliper from the bracket as i do on the ZX6R, both would make things just a little easier to relocate things.
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So I need an Abba stand to get my back wheel out!
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Or strap to rafters

Or a cup type paddock stand I guess
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Taipan wrote: Fri Feb 18, 2022 5:46 pm So I need an Abba stand to get my back wheel out!
Tip it upside down like we did on push irons :)




I honestly did see a pal do that at Elvington one race day :obscene-birdiedoublered:
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Isn't there threaded holes for bobbins. ?
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Dodgy knees wrote: Fri Feb 18, 2022 7:10 pm Isn't there threaded holes for bobbins. ?
No sir. Cheap gets you cheap
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Bad design that. 👎
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