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Everything Breakout! Find out everything you need to know! Some topics include:
• Customizing you bike
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• Customizing you bike
• Seats
• Risers
• And much more!
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The Everything Breakout Thread
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FWIW; I just finished installing the "Rockout" kit in my rocker arm support plate.
Guys, if you hear that stupid ticking sound from your rocker assembly, this is the cure. Fifteen bux and a few hours work is all it takes to end the racket.
The noise is harmless but its nasty and easy to fix. I highly recommend this simple mod.
Guys, if you hear that stupid ticking sound from your rocker assembly, this is the cure. Fifteen bux and a few hours work is all it takes to end the racket.
The noise is harmless but its nasty and easy to fix. I highly recommend this simple mod.
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FWIW; I just finished installing the "Rockout" kit in my rocker arm support plate.
Guys, if you hear that stupid ticking sound from your rocker assembly, this is the cure. Fifteen bux and a few hours work is all it takes to end the racket.
The noise is harmless but its nasty and easy to fix. I highly recommend this simple mod.
Guys, if you hear that stupid ticking sound from your rocker assembly, this is the cure. Fifteen bux and a few hours work is all it takes to end the racket.
The noise is harmless but its nasty and easy to fix. I highly recommend this simple mod.
Thanks man
John @ Rockout
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Also on amazon.com...
Imitated, never equaled... ROCKOUTS!
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From: Great State of Canada
My pleasure John. When something this simple works so well, its just good community practice to spread the word.
I adhered to your procedures BTW. Having done so, I can see the wisdom in not cutting corners with the installation. Its an easy install anyway, and its worth it to have the confidence that everything is exactly as it should be when you hit that starter switch
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I adhered to your procedures BTW. Having done so, I can see the wisdom in not cutting corners with the installation. Its an easy install anyway, and its worth it to have the confidence that everything is exactly as it should be when you hit that starter switch
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Longer Brake line
Please forgive me if this was already posted, I could not find it. But I put 1-1/2" risers on my bars and now my front brake line is a little tight and want to install an longer line. How are you guys doing this? Are you buying a longer stock line that ties into the block under the horn? Or removing all that clutter and running straight to the calipers?
