Step 1: Call buddy that works in body shop
Step 2: load bike and buy beer
Step 3: unload bike
Step 4: tie bike down
Step 5: pull forks
Step 6: load bike and drink beer
Its good to have really good friends.
First Time Rider
Arm chair racerNew to the board
Step 1: Call buddy that works in body shop
Step 2: load bike and buy beer
Step 3: unload bike
Step 4: tie bike down
Step 5: pull forks
Step 6: load bike and drink beer
Its good to have really good friends.
My Trail Pros will out last your Quad
84 125m tore down
87 125m
85 200m redoing top end
Power User
Roostin Away
I've been a bodyman for over thirty years. I've straightened lots of stuff but I've never been asked to straighten any forks yet.
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There's nothing like the sound of screaming 2strokes and the smell of race gas in the air
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
looks alot better! cool 125
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
i just took mine off and had a buddy with a hydraulic press do mine, turned out pretty good not bad
My other user 3WW ID was Nitebiker07.
Teaching quads a lesson
by not running in to stuff you would eliminate all the steps but the beer drinking!
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Lord of the trike
How do you do this? My dad has an old school hydraulic press but I'm having a hard time picturing how I would do it.Originally Posted by gizmo_22
i just took mine off and had a buddy with a hydraulic press do mine, turned out pretty good not bad
Rob
First Time Rider
Arm chair racerNew to the board
Some day I'll tell you the story on how they got bent. It involves 3 wheeler, four wheeler, a tree, and beer. I'm sure if you use your imagination you can figure it out.
My Trail Pros will out last your Quad
84 125m tore down
87 125m
85 200m redoing top end
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