Dyna front end question
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RE: Dyna front end question
Ed,
just did mine today. I got them back from powdercoater and put them together today. To be honest, if you have a manual, just follow the directions and you will have no problems. The hardest part is getting the top cap on as others have said here. I had a buddy puch it down and then I twisted the tube till it was a few threads in and then just tighten it up. I laughted after I did it cause I was making a bigger thing of doing it then it turned out to be. You will be fine.
just did mine today. I got them back from powdercoater and put them together today. To be honest, if you have a manual, just follow the directions and you will have no problems. The hardest part is getting the top cap on as others have said here. I had a buddy puch it down and then I twisted the tube till it was a few threads in and then just tighten it up. I laughted after I did it cause I was making a bigger thing of doing it then it turned out to be. You will be fine.
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From: Templeton California
RE: Dyna front end question
Nice, maybe if I bookmark this page I'll be able to find it when I actually tear it down.Any suggestions on where to buy springs and what oil to use?
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RE: Dyna front end question
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Nice, maybe if I bookmark this page I'll be able to find it when I actually tear it down.Any suggestions on where to buy springs and what oil to use?
Nice, maybe if I bookmark this page I'll be able to find it when I actually tear it down.Any suggestions on where to buy springs and what oil to use?
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