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| stinkwheel |
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If it's a metal pin, you can often push them back through.
This means you are neither drilling nor grinding.
I usually remove/push through the pin and wrap some tape round the bars to stop them slipping. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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| jimbothe |
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I ground it off on my Ninja and put some tape round the bars and it works perfectly and doesnt slip  ____________________ Check out our tackle shop on Facebook:
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| KLR600 |
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Depends on the brake system etc.
Should be ok, but I'd have gone for the litre just in case (infact, I've got a 5lt bottle somewhere so I don't need to worry ). |
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I ground them off on my NTV 650 and then the switch gear wouldnt tighten up!
Got some dowl pins from work (work for a fastener supllier) and retro fitted the pins and drilled the bars, sorted now!  ____________________ You are so ugly when you were born the doctor said "I?m gonna drop it, if it falls is a rat, if it flies is a bat." |
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Old Thread Alert!
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