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I made a mistake and went on ebay today. Needless to say I had to go to the gun shop and sell a couple of rifles. Anyway, way cool update on order. Will be installed this weekend.
The monster goes under the knife again. I should have done this after the crash because I bought some parts that I will now have to sell. But the update is gonna be sick!!!
Will post pics tomorrow when she is back together.
Then I have a whole pile of detail work planned.
* hide all the wiring under the tank
*make a box for all the electrics and the ignition switch
* Have the dog bones on the rear shock linkage shortened by 1 inch. Going to raise the rear of the bike a bit to improve the stance and gain a tad ground clearance.
*re-mount the steering damper.
etc etc etc
Hell yeah!!!!... one more shot of Jack Daniels before going to see Cannibal Corpse live here in Downtown Miami FL tonight.... METAL FVCKING RULES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I got to the starter jack shaft, which I thought would be simple to re-install. The parts supplied look nothing like the original shaft and there is no actual shaft to reach into the starter. Little confused, any help?? I am gonna go look over the instructions again and see if I mised something.
The original parts are on the right, new parts on the left.
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