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I have know idea where or what it's from so I need to pull down the whole motor
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It doesn't look like a washer that belongs in the engine. You could have drop it in while replacing the cam chain.still learning.....Comment
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Looks like a shift drum washerComment
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Looks like old gal 1/4 washer to me.Once I thought I was wrong, I was mistakenComment
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I've finally been able to pull the broken parts off my bike since the crash. Will pull the motor out when I get strength back in my arm.
Started building the new motor that will be a tb88 with a auto clutch
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hope your getting along ok mate, did the tank survive without damage?..... oh i hope so.You have two parts of brain, 'left' and 'right'. In the left side, there's nothing right. In the right side, there's nothing left.Comment
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Yeah I'm heaps better but I can't ride and the only parts damaged was the bars, front rack, turn signals and clutch lever. Strange thing is all the parts got damaged are the parts I wanted to replace so it's happened for a reasonComment
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Yell out if u need a handstill learning.....Comment
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It looks like he won't need it, he'll have a spare left one, unless he fits the left handle bar.Originally posted by OldBikes75 View Post
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The bike is back together and running awesome again. Now using shift up +7cm bars, billet knobs and control switch
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