Just purchased one of these
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... KbmjP3DmmA
and its a bloody good bit of kit and cost bugger all really, saves me using the drift in the future and he seems to do them for a lot of bikes

£12.....

For the amount of times I remove a swingarm I'll stick with my drift.

I'll give you £6 for yours

Whats wrong with a cut down socket(as per the haynes manual)

Im useless at homemade tools. I always mean to buy one of those as I know I will need it one day.

I bought a set for use on my SV (not needed them for my NC23 yet). I'm pleased with them, just remember to have them seated squarely as they can slip easily but this I think is more of an issue with the nut design then the tool.

tanuki wrote:For the amount of times I remove a swingarm I'll stick with my drift.

And having seen the mess a drift can make of the nut I'll stick with the correct tool. Plus I'm not sure how easy it is to get an accurate torque setting with a hammer and drift?

i have one too, not needewd it yet, still got a bearing stuck in my other swingarm

Think im going to have to get one of these, or make one out of a socket lol