Re: [ST] Emulator question

["Jeremy Witt" <jeremyw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yep, I can attest to removing the spring slowly.  :0)

 

If you compress the forks, I guess an 18" grabber would work fine.  Ok,
gotta find one now.  

 

Jeremy Witt

Field Engineer

Corrugated Networking Services Inc.

Office: 603-703-0365

 

 

 

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Jack/Jeremy,

I didn't have to fish out my emulator on the ST but did on my last bike.
I have a parts grabber about 18 or so inches long that I find great for
all kinds of jobs like that and screws that fall into hard to reach
places.  They aren't expensive and you wonder why you hadn't bought one
years ago if you tinker a lot.

 

It took me about three tries to get it right.  Also, before you put the
RT's in the first time make sure where they are.  They don't always come
from the factory where they say they are.   When you take them out the
top, don't be in a hurry to remove the springs unless you like oil all
over the place.

Rod

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