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New Bohemia, VA | Who here has changed out the bushings and/or bearings in the swing arm and shock/strut area? Since the front bearing has been changed I'm think I'm noticiing a slight roll in the rear end that might indicate time for a change there. Just got a few questions if you have changed yours. |
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Gainesville Fl Home of the Gators | Take a good look at the pivot point in the top link below the seat |
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| varyder, mine had the upper shock bushings replaced at around 4k miles for being loose. As Kevinx said give them a look see. If you have the bike on a lift so the rear wheel is off he ground it makes checking easier. |
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Central New York | Oh Man! This post (Tight Rear) is just about the bike? |
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LaPorte,Tx. | The lower bushings are easy, uppers are harder. I had the rear tire off for replacement last week. While on my jack, I looked at what it would take to change the bearings or lub the center pivot. It looks easy enough, but I believe you would need a lift table to do the job safely. On my floor jack, I don't believe I could get up in the wheel well to remove the pin. Have a lift table, much easier. |
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Tourer
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Indianapolis, IN | I'm guessing with the number of "reads" since yesterday, most of us are hoping for something more, yes maybe? ;-) |
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New Bohemia, VA | hoosiervic we can do that here, that has be done on the "other" site. Every thing here is strictly Victory Vision related. lOl... |
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Pitt Meadows, BC Canada | varyder - 2010-05-24 12:58 PM Every thing here is strictly Victory Vision related. lOl... Yah, sure Chris. Nice jugs. Tight rear. And I have seen your comments on SongFan's Motivational Posters. Does your wife know about this? What's her personal e-mail address??? |
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