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PostPosted: 10:01 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Help with fork seals, cush rubber, sprocket bearing. Reply with quote
Hi, if anyone live's around the milton keynes area, i would be greatful of some help with replacing the following items fork seals, cush drive rubbers, sprocket bearing and rear wheel bearings. i would obviously be willing to pay someone for doing this unfortunately i am not at all mechanically minded. almost forgot the bike is a honda cbr900 fireblade rrt. P reg .. cheers
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PostPosted: 10:19 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: help Reply with quote
Vincent wrote:
Is the bike still rideable? Can help if you can get to Cambridge. Don't need paying.
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hi mate, what do you reckon is it safe to ride ?? the oil is coming out quiet quick and leaking quiet alot ? when i stopped it was dripping onto the tyre. if it is thats would be fantastic if you could do it ? have you done these before hten ? i would give you something for doing the work dont expect freebies Very Happy cheers dave
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PostPosted: 10:41 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
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I can't say if it's safe to drive or not without having a look. I'd be more worried abut the whel bearings than the fork seal. You can tie a rag around the fork to catch the oil to get you here. Just take it easy i guess. If you have to wait for parts or we can't finish the job in one day for some reason, I can give you a lift home but the reason I would prefer to do it here is that I can run the forks up to my mates garage to get them pulled apart. You got all the parts? How about a workshop manual? Allways usefull for torque settings etc.


hi, i am waiting for the fork seals to turn up. i have ordered new oil and dust seals. i already have the sprocket bearing, cush rubbers and rear wheel bearings. unfortunately i do not have a haynes manual. what days do you work ??? when would you be able to do it ?? from lets say weds on should have the parts by then Very Happy
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PostPosted: 10:43 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
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I don't suppose you have any paddock stands for the bike by any chance?


hi unfortunately i dont mate
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PostPosted: 10:48 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
Has it got a main stand?[/quote]

only side stand ? why is that a problem ??
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PostPosted: 11:02 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
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You need to get the front end off the ground to get at the forks. It's still possible without stand(s) but a lot more faffing about and more effort required.


typical just my luck, are you still willing to do it for me ?
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PostPosted: 11:09 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
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If you're keeping this bike, a decent front stand would be a good investment.


hi whats that a normal fork type paddock stand ??
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PostPosted: 11:45 - 25 Apr 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote
Best one is an "Abba" stand, it slots under the bottom yoke.[/quote]

think my freind has one for his 99 blade are they universal ?? might be able to borrow it. cheers dave
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hi, whats the right oil to buy ?? 5w, 10w or 15w ??? i have not a clue ?? its standard springs forks as far as i know. and i weigh about 15 stone. if that makes any difference ???
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cheers thats magic, will you be able to do it one day next weekend ??? that would be great. Very Happy
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cheers thats magic, will you be able to do it one day next weekend ??? that would be great. Very Happy


OK with me, I'll expect you to get your own hands dirty too though Wink

I'll PM you my phone number when I get back.


ok thats cool, but as i said not very good with tools, but dont mind trying lol. thanks again
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I've got a stand for the back but if you can get a front one, it'd help loads.


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