2014-2016 Touring- DIY Chrome Slider Replacement
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Great thread!
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Well, until I took a stone or something on the highway and now have a ding/chip on one.
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I'm wondering why when I select the video it always says the video is private? Anyone else have this problem?
I put my chrome sliders on over Christmas, pretty straight forward. One thing to take note of is they require 24oz of oil for 49mm forks. Therefore, you need a minimum of three bottles of fork oil. I only grabbed 2 so I had to run to Madison on Sunday morning to pick up another one to finish. Put the SE heavy fork oil in. Only real problem I had was trying to get 30 ft/lbs on the bottom bolt, seemed to be turning inside the tube even with the spring compressed. Used the stock springs. Anyone else have that problem?
I put my chrome sliders on over Christmas, pretty straight forward. One thing to take note of is they require 24oz of oil for 49mm forks. Therefore, you need a minimum of three bottles of fork oil. I only grabbed 2 so I had to run to Madison on Sunday morning to pick up another one to finish. Put the SE heavy fork oil in. Only real problem I had was trying to get 30 ft/lbs on the bottom bolt, seemed to be turning inside the tube even with the spring compressed. Used the stock springs. Anyone else have that problem?
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I'm wondering why when I select the video it always says the video is private? Anyone else have this problem?
I put my chrome sliders on over Christmas, pretty straight forward. One thing to take note of is they require 24oz of oil for 49mm forks. Therefore, you need a minimum of three bottles of fork oil. I only grabbed 2 so I had to run to Madison on Sunday morning to pick up another one to finish. Put the SE heavy fork oil in. Only real problem I had was trying to get 30 ft/lbs on the bottom bolt, seemed to be turning inside the tube even with the spring compressed. Used the stock springs. Anyone else have that problem?
I put my chrome sliders on over Christmas, pretty straight forward. One thing to take note of is they require 24oz of oil for 49mm forks. Therefore, you need a minimum of three bottles of fork oil. I only grabbed 2 so I had to run to Madison on Sunday morning to pick up another one to finish. Put the SE heavy fork oil in. Only real problem I had was trying to get 30 ft/lbs on the bottom bolt, seemed to be turning inside the tube even with the spring compressed. Used the stock springs. Anyone else have that problem?
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