Any Tips welcomed...

Ripple · Post by **Ripple** » Mar 20th, '07, 18:57

I am just about to put a set of 40mm jack up dog bones on my bandit and wondered if anyone had any hints or tips to stop it all going pear shaped and me have a full on rage session with heavy tools near to hand...

thx

age · Post by **age** » Mar 20th, '07, 19:01

It's a simple job mate with the right tools.

I lowered the wifes SV. I have front and rear paddock stands so i used both of the and a car jack at the rear of the engine.

Loosen bolts first the jack up car jack untill you can pull out bolts. the keep jacking untill the new Bones will fit.

Age

DynaMight · Post by **DynaMight** » Mar 20th, '07, 20:32

Bandit has a centre stand so use that.

Stick a block of wood under the back wheel so it doesnt drop when you remove them. Fit new ones and you're set.

You may need 2 people and/or some hefty socket sets, those bolts can be very tight.

jimbo#9 · Post by **jimbo#9** » Mar 20th, '07, 20:44

spray all the bolts you plan on removin the night before,, wd40 or sommin,
a main stand is a good idea.
pretty easy,
my six sports a 12 tail.

age · Post by **age** » Mar 20th, '07, 21:05

DynaMight wrote:Bandit has a centre stand so use that.

Center stand ! bikes still have them ????????????????

jimbo#9 · Post by **jimbo#9** » Mar 20th, '07, 21:13

another couple bags of sugar removed= that litle bit faster

Jay · Post by **Jay** » Mar 20th, '07, 22:08

Gsxrage wrote:
DynaMight wrote:Bandit has a centre stand so use that.
Center stand ! bikes still have them ????????????????

PMSL

svr-ash · Post by **svr-ash** » Mar 21st, '07, 00:48

DynaMight wrote:Bandit has a centre stand so use that.

and my bike gets called the girly bike