Hey guys I have spent all my loot on the bike and had a little left over for clutch weep, fork seals and tire. Anybody have the procedure from the manual to do fork seals? I really think I can do this on my own but I haven't found any specific info on the 1125r. The seals are in the mail and a couple shops quoted me right out the door. Thanks for the help.
1125r help
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heagachongoose
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If you have enough $ to buy your Drakkar Noir and PBR's for the weekend, you have enough for a manual.
The manual will save you more than it costs, when you do the VERY FIRST JOB by yourself.
The manual will save you more than it costs, when you do the VERY FIRST JOB by yourself.
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John442 - I might be interested in serivice manual is it for 09? pm me with details please
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Now that you've got a manual, common hand tools will work for most of the job except the fork seal driver (which can also be home-made from PVC pipe if money's tight), and a spring compressor (which you can also use a ratchet strap for).
I also use a kitchen measuring cup to refill the fork fluid (but don't tell my wife).
I also use a kitchen measuring cup to refill the fork fluid (but don't tell my wife).
Yes! We dont tell them much But I had thought about using a baby bottle. I need to get back out there and finish the clutch actuator repair, hopefully that takes care of the leak. After the forks, tire, and this clutch weep tonight I guess it's onto the rotate for the valves
But I had thought about using a baby bottle. I need to get back out there and finish the clutch actuator repair, hopefully that takes care of the leak. After the forks, tire, and this clutch weep tonight I guess it's onto the rotate for the valves
