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400/4 swing arm bushes
hairygit:
Broken nail? Surely that's a trip to A&E for a girl:)):)):))
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Trigger:
Julie,
You can not compare a CBR against a CB400. Worlds apart mate.
A bit skippy can be shocks and wobbly could be down to low pressure in the rear tyre.
Nurse Julie:
Yes Hairygit, your right. But 'cos I'm a Nurse I'm sure I can perform Surgery on myself at home today :D
Nurse Julie:
--- Quote from: Trigger on November 08, 2014, 11:00:58 AM ---Julie,
You can not compare a CBR against a CB400. Worlds apart mate.
A bit skippy can be shocks and wobbly could be down to low pressure in the rear tyre.
--- End quote ---
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Worlds apart I know Trig and as you know I have got a poss slow puncture on back tyre. But with my limited knowledge (compared to you Guys) I just go with what I can do and hope for the best, and it's better than doing the ironing or housework !!!). Hagon shocks fitted, both look ok.
Clem2112:
Play at the back wheel on mine turned out to be due to the RH wheel bearing being a bit of a sloppy fit in the hub.... I suspected that the nearly new Honda plastic? swingarm bushes were to blame but they seem ok if the swingarm is pulled about with the wheel removed.
Hub wear is common with these old alloy hubs after a few bearing changes.
I need to measure the clearance to check it's not too much then lock it in with a bearing retaining liquid.
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