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Now I maybe over thinking this and my OCD is probably getting the better of me, but for the life of me I cannot get the bottom and top rocker covers to line up!
When I torque the top covers up, they pull down to the right side. Now I know the rocker covers are slanted that way and under force I guess thats the way their gonna go.
Do they all do this? Is there any way to stop it? I guess the top only moves about 8 - 10 thou max put it just bugs me.
Thanks for the reply Gordon. its not just me then! Thought I was losing it there for a while.
I to thought about dowel pins or something similar to stop them sliding. I guess thats just the way they are.
You're right on the signature, things have changed quite a bit. Mileage wise not to much as she's been off the road for the last 4 years! Had her stripped down to the frame and been rebuilding for the last year.
That's riding all year round in the UK for you! Where about's are you?
They have a mind of their own... it's best to let them have their freedom.
Honestly, no one notices but you
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