Shotgun shock is ordered!!
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Ok some updates to give my experience with the install. Shock will be here tomorrow so in preparation, I removed the old ones. Tools and equipment need this far are as follows:
1. Stihl 440
2. 2- 12' PT 2x6"
3. 2- 4' PT 4x4"
4. My new Kobalt ratchet set
5. Asst wrenches
6. Dead blow sledge.
Unconventional? Yes. Effective? Yes. Safe? No. Encorperating a chainsaw into motorcycle repair? Brilliance.
Now, as far as step by step goes...well...I'm simply too lazy to type that all out. Here are some pictures. I'll obviously update as I go.
On a side note:
1. Chainsaws are dangerous.
2. For all you guys that think you are riding around slammed, take the shocks completely off and set the bike down. You'll see slammed! I can't even fit a finger between the tire and fender....funny, dint remember it being this low when I put the fender on...
1. Stihl 440
2. 2- 12' PT 2x6"
3. 2- 4' PT 4x4"
4. My new Kobalt ratchet set
5. Asst wrenches
6. Dead blow sledge.
Unconventional? Yes. Effective? Yes. Safe? No. Encorperating a chainsaw into motorcycle repair? Brilliance.
Now, as far as step by step goes...well...I'm simply too lazy to type that all out. Here are some pictures. I'll obviously update as I go.
On a side note:
1. Chainsaws are dangerous.
2. For all you guys that think you are riding around slammed, take the shocks completely off and set the bike down. You'll see slammed! I can't even fit a finger between the tire and fender....funny, dint remember it being this low when I put the fender on...