That rear suspension

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That rear suspension

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bigtwinthing wrote:Yep thats it, Mac will be getting some on the 9th. Do you need some more too?
I always need lube ;)
But I still have 3/4 of a tube left :thumbup: so I'm good for a year or two

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whole tube of lube coming Mac!
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
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Good job Brian and nice write up with pics. :clap: :clap:

Thanks for the link Paul I may have to get meself some of that grease. Job for the Summer.

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countrymick wrote:while on this subject in the triangle shaped linkage is the distance from to the captive bearings to the two holes for the other link and shock lower mount identical?ive noticed when 2up the spring on my nitron shock has just kissed the swing arm enough to leave paint on the alloy!
Well the lube obsessed guys missed this one....
The answer is no..... there is an arrow that is supposed to face forward when the bit is installed correctly. :thumbup:
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cybercarl wrote:Good job Brian and nice write up with pics. :clap: :clap:

Thanks for the link Paul I may have to get meself some of that grease. Job for the Summer.

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8541Hawk wrote:
countrymick wrote:while on this subject in the triangle shaped linkage is the distance from to the captive bearings to the two holes for the other link and shock lower mount identical?ive noticed when 2up the spring on my nitron shock has just kissed the swing arm enough to leave paint on the alloy!
Well the lube obsessed guys missed this one....
The answer is no..... there is an arrow that is supposed to face forward when the bit is installed correctly. :thumbup:
Yep I have one on mine too :-) but I still like lube :-)


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Good write up Brian, where did you order your linkage kit from? This is going to be my next job.
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Dr B1G wrote:Good write up Brian, where did you order your linkage kit from? This is going to be my next job.
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Hello Andy

I actually used a number of suppliers

Lancashire Seals for the seals - £10 for 10
David Silver for the collars

I'll get the name of the bearing supplier later for you.

If you want a hand with this job let me know, you definitely need liars of heat if things are corroded.

Brian
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Thanks Brian for the offer of help I may take you up on that, we're not too far away from each other :beer:
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No problem - remind me to get that bearing supplier

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You could bring it down here if you want Andy. - well equipped garage and bike lift plays that vital butane gun !!!!

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bigtwinthing wrote:http://www.klueber.com/en/product-detail/id/1368/
Aysotonic roller bearing grease.
Great website registered and all but there is no link as to being able to purchase anything. Or have I missed something
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darkember wrote:
bigtwinthing wrote:http://www.klueber.com/en/product-detail/id/1368/
Aysotonic roller bearing grease.
Great website registered and all but there is no link as to being able to purchase anything. Or have I missed something

Go to Macs workshop day i will bring you a tube up.
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BrianC wrote: you definitely need liars of heat

Brian
Liars of Heat?
The magazine?

I'm up for a tube of this........ :oops: :redface :Argue 1: :wtf: :Argue 1: :Mad: :Mad2: :Mad: :Mad

Does it need batteries like the others?
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