Fitting rear shock
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Fitting rear shock
I'm fitting my cbr600rr6 shock soon and was wondering if there are any tips on how to fit the shock?
Surely the bike will just collapse when I take it out?
Surely the bike will just collapse when I take it out?
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Re: Fitting rear shock
when i did mine put the bike on the paddock stand, take the rear seat panel off and using 2 rachet straps on the subframe onto the garage roof beams i supported the arse end, the paddock stand will just support the weight until you want to remove it.
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Re: Fitting rear shock
Good idea!
Is there a procedure I should follow to remove it for instance remove with the lower linkage or just totally dismantle?
Is there a procedure I should follow to remove it for instance remove with the lower linkage or just totally dismantle?
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Re: Fitting rear shock
off the top of my head the exhaust gets in the way with the linkage, so it maybe worth removeing the exhaust rear section if not be prepared to spend alot more time fucking about as a result.
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Re: Fitting rear shock
Got a tsr system fitted so will be easy to take the half system off anyway :)
Btw.. Got the mph dials fitted, look good cheers for that
Btw.. Got the mph dials fitted, look good cheers for that
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Re: Fitting rear shock
This is a great reason to have fixed rearsets. An axle stand under each one and your bike's going nowhere.
How hard can it be?
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Re: Fitting rear shock
I have fixed rearsets.. Another good idea