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Bryanj:
Multi purpose grease for everything and if you remove the end fitting from the grease gun pipe the thread will screw in about 1 1/2 turns into the pipe fitting hole as it is a different thread and that is enough  DO NOT FORCE IT or you wreck the caliper

Underdog1:

--- Quote from: Trigger on August 10, 2016, 08:54:21 PM ---You need to find out if the fitting on the grease gun will fit the caliper at the pipe.

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--- Quote from: Bryanj on August 11, 2016, 06:59:36 AM ---Multi purpose grease for everything and if you remove the end fitting from the grease gun pipe the thread will screw in about 1 1/2 turns into the pipe fitting hole as it is a different thread and that is enough  DO NOT FORCE IT or you wreck the caliper

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Got myself a grease gun earlier and it worked like a charm, thanks for the advice.



Onwards to the next challenge, the front axle it stuck tight in the wheel, put a screwdriver through the end with a hole in and clamped it in a vice then heated the nut on the other side with a blow torch until it was so hot i was worried the aluminium bits would start to melt. got a spanner on it and hit it with a hammer for about 15 minutes and it didn't budge. I don't have a deep socket that size (17mm i think), looks like ill have to get one so i can get a breaker bar on it.

On another note I'm off rock climbing in switzerland! Peace out  8)

Underdog1:
Well I'm back and able to work on the bike for a few days before i head off again and the project gets put on ice until late october   ;D

Sprayed the upper  (previously rusty) parts of my fork stanchions today, look a lot better. Hammerite smooth rattle can stuff is actually pretty good.

Half on the lookout for a replacement right hand switch gear, some seem to have a headlight on/off switch below the kill switch and some don't, whats that all about? The listings were for the same year as well  :-\

Bryanj:
UK has on/off US doesn't

Underdog1:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on August 18, 2016, 06:25:11 AM ---UK has on/off US doesn't

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Interesting, Is it/was it legislation in the US for bikes to always have lights on?

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