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General Topics/Tech TipsDiscussion on break in periods, rider comfort, seats and pad suggestions. Tech tips as they become available will be posted here.
Some people just don't want to get the knees of their pants dirty!
I like it...and i'm going add it to my quiver.
Question asked / # of posts...seems to be a relationship
But in defense, the question (like a lot of forum questions) can/are/will be interpreted differently than intended, but not all...don't know about this one, but i think the OP now has the info to get to "Point B"
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If you're asking because you need to buy some suitable tools, then a set of open-ended wrenches including the sizes touchdown mentions.
Go to sears, home depot, Lowes. All not bad tools, buy a starter set maybe about 130.00 or so. You should get sockets 1/4" and 3/8', with extenders wenches from 5/16 to3/4 screw drivers, alen set. this should be all you need to do general maintenance.
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