Hi
Can anyone tell me how to remove the lower castings off of a set of YZF750R forks ?
Thanks
Gary
YZF Fork Castings
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YZF Fork Castings
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Re: YZF Fork Castings
Not an `easy` job, there is a grub screw in the fork lower this needs taking out first, then it`s really a job for a suspension specialist as many are REALLY tight!
I`m not sure if they are threaded on the YZF many are.
You`ll enjoy this:
http://www.roadracers.co.uk/suspension.htm
For advice ring Maxton they`ll tell you all you need to know:
http://www.maxtonsuspension.co.uk/files/contact.htm
I`m not sure if they are threaded on the YZF many are.
You`ll enjoy this:
http://www.roadracers.co.uk/suspension.htm
For advice ring Maxton they`ll tell you all you need to know:
http://www.maxtonsuspension.co.uk/files/contact.htm
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