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Old 09-13-2017, 06:04 PM
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So...where are the Terry Vance pit guys????
 
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Originally Posted by Buelligan666
If you have the manual, read it.
Are you assuming that I have not...

Read the post, if you are not interested in joining the conversation, move along.

This was an attempt to get people to talk about bikes and how we work differently on them, as opposed to some of the dribble that usually takes place here.
 
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Old 09-14-2017, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Coastal CVO
Are you assuming that I have not...

Read the post, if you are not interested in joining the conversation, move along.

This was an attempt to get people to talk about bikes and how we work differently on them, as opposed to some of the dribble that usually takes place here.
You said you have the manual, then asked a question about a procedure clearly defined in said manual. If I was too assume anything, it would be you just wanted to start a thread for the sake of starting a thread. So, I'll post a picture of what the manual states, so you can re-read it.

Torque the axle nut first, then push and hold the fork slider while tightening the axle holder nuts. Don't over tighten those, the studs break easily. 132-180 INCH POUNDS
 
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