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hey all. can someone tell me exactly where the bent metal spring is supposed to go. It fell out while changing my bars and I am not sure I put it back where it is supposed to go.
hey all. can someone tell me exactly where the bent metal spring is supposed to go. It fell out while changing my bars and I am not sure I put it back where it is supposed to go.
TIA
It goes behind the brake light switch to hold it tight in the switch housing.
No offense so please don't get upset when I write this.
Why would you tear into your bike without a manual?????
BTW, Did you put a spacer in you brake lever before you pulled it off?
The manual explain how to do this and why it's important.
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