a bit of elbow grease works wonders.

Post by **billinom8s** » Apr 9th, '20, 21:24

Doing a little job atm, amazing what a bit of tlc can do.

Post by **billinom8s** » Apr 9th, '20, 21:26

It was like this

ptolemyx · Post by **ptolemyx** » Apr 10th, '20, 05:26

Good job there Si

And when I can get out you can keep your hand in redoing the fork oil seals on the Busa for me.....

Post by **billinom8s** » Apr 10th, '20, 05:49

Not a problem.

This shock was actually posted to me during the week.

Post by **menzies3032** » Apr 10th, '20, 11:30

Remember you cleaning out the shock and the brake calipers on my Gixxers and makes such a massive difference you don't realise how bad they are until you strip them out for a good look.

Jug · Post by **Jug** » Apr 10th, '20, 18:11

Just getting around to taking the back end off my trail bike.
Swing arm and linkage is due a re-grease, and there is at least one set of bearings in the cushion link that have too much play so need replacing.

Problem is there just doesn't seem to be any urgency at the moment.

Post by **billinom8s** » Apr 10th, '20, 19:51

Gotta have it ready for when they say

Riders ready?
Pedals ready?
Go!

Post by **MikeZ** » Apr 10th, '20, 22:48

It's doing my head in, i normally ride every day but only been out twice in 2 weeks, then feeling a exposed because of lack of other traffic to take their eyes off any potential wrongdoing.
Nice job on the shock there.

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