I know old thread. Not a huge fan of that wrench. I ran mine on a grinder to better clear swingarm.

Also the the hole is for 3/8 drive ratchet/torque swrench. I emailed them, saying you would be using 1/2 drive for axle given the amount of tq. They just can't work for everyone. I also got the wobble socket. A 36mm wrench made of better steel is going to be smaller and better clearance probably. I think about on of those too.


Laugh of this thread besides age, is the guy never says year of bike. These kids don't know it was not always 36mm. TCs were not always even 36 mm.

 

Big crescent wrench fits them all.

 

Removing the lower shock bolts negates the need to remove any slip-ons etc.

 

Metric or SAE....???

 

Whitworth

 

The Crescent wrench was the only metric tool my dad owned.
He always called it the metric Crescent. Kind of surprised he bought it since he hated the metric system.

 

Wow... do you work on Locomotives...??

 

BSA, Norton

 

NECRO Thread Alert!
The last post before it was resurrected was in July 2010!

 

Yea, but we're having fun with it!

I'm still looking for left hand crescent wrench, being a southpaw.