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What bike is it? Mostly you can just put an old towel down and rest it upright on that. Maybe also take the front wheel off to counter the lean angle if necessary. ____________________ current: ducati monster 750
past: hyosung gt250r, bajaj pulsar 180, hyosung gt 125 comet
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To remove the one on the GSXR all I did was a few bricks stacked with plank of wood slid under it. Jacked up on the sump iwht a car jack and lowered onto the wood to keep rear off the floor.
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cheers for the replies, its a yammie thundercat so not a light bike due to the thick steel frame
How do i paint the swing arm? Same as fairings, i.e coats of primer (can i use same stuff?) then colour?
thanks ____________________ Ex bikes: 05 Suzuki En 125, '98 Yamaha Thundercat, '08 Honda cbr125, '05 Kawasaki z750, '03 Triumph Daytona 600, '91 Kawasaki ex250, '03 Hyosung Comet 125
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| grant965 wrote: | cheers for the replies, its a yammie thundercat so not a light bike due to the thick steel frame
How do i paint the swing arm? Same as fairings, i.e coats of primer (can i use same stuff?) then colour?
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Dont paint the swing arm! You'll only have to do it again in a months time because it will be full of chips from stones etc. If you want it coloured then get it powder coated, the finish should last a long longer providing they do a decent job and for something the size of a swingarm it shouldn't cost you all that much. ____________________ Former: Derbi GP1 50, Sachs XTC 125, Suzuki GSXR 400 GK73A, Kawasaki ZX7R, Suzuki DR250, Yamaha RD350
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| computid wrote: | | grant965 wrote: | cheers for the replies, its a yammie thundercat so not a light bike due to the thick steel frame
How do i paint the swing arm? Same as fairings, i.e coats of primer (can i use same stuff?) then colour?
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Dont paint the swing arm! You'll only have to do it again in a months time because it will be full of chips from stones etc. If you want it coloured then get it powder coated, the finish should last a long longer providing they do a decent job and for something the size of a swing arm it shouldn't cost you all that much. |
already thought about powder coating but thought it was expensive but turns out its actually rather affordable, anyone on here a powdercoater or had work done and can give me an estimate on what it cost them? ____________________ Ex bikes: 05 Suzuki En 125, '98 Yamaha Thundercat, '08 Honda cbr125, '05 Kawasaki z750, '03 Triumph Daytona 600, '91 Kawasaki ex250, '03 Hyosung Comet 125
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you should be able to get the SA powdercoated properly for about £40 - £50 and it's worth every penny. Make sure you use somewhere that do bike parts on a regular basis, not a place that just does iron gates etc.
for eg:-
https://www.triple-s.co.uk/
Expect problems when removing it from the bike and get the big FO hammer out If you have the main stand, you should be OK. ____________________ Space Is Deep |
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