Anybody in the San Diego area willing to let me borrow their stands for a couple weeks while I remove the stator and ship it out to Rick's for a rewind? Can't justify an additional $200+ on top of the new rotor and rewind for stands I will rarely use. I don't have rafters from which I can support the bike and or torque required to reinstall the rotor.
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Borrow your stands? (San Diego)
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I Assume your talking about the 1125? I did exactly what your doing last summer. i did all the work on my kickstand, like you i didnt have the extra cash for stands at the time and no other way to do it. I did the whole operation in my garage just on the kickstand. of course it helps to have a buddy or two, but it can be done, and trust me Im no mechanic.
Ya, 1125, hence the 1125R section of the forum. 
I've gotten some feedback over on BadWeb as well with options for keeping the bike upright. With my luck the application of 300 ft/lbs of torque being applied to the rotor nut would cause the bike to pivot on the stand and fall over. [mad]
I've gotten some feedback over on BadWeb as well with options for keeping the bike upright. With my luck the application of 300 ft/lbs of torque being applied to the rotor nut would cause the bike to pivot on the stand and fall over. [mad]
