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| RickHolt |
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 RickHolt Traffic Copper

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 Posted: 10:46 - 13 Apr 2006 Post subject: Gear lever |
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Got a problem with the gear lever. The teeth on it seem to have worn down and I can't get it to stay on tight very easilly. Obviously the lever is easy to replace, but it looks like the bit it slides onto is more worn. Is that piece easy to replace too?
Also looking for a headlight and headlight mount that will fit a GS500 if anyone has any advice as to what fits.
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top bodge for this someone I know did recently..
position the lever on the shaft where you want it.
mark the shaft where the pinch gap is.
dremel a groove on the shaft where that mark is
put a washer on the pinchbot, in that gap such that it sits in the groove, and tighten up.
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