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Does this mean I'm a mechanic now?
ROFL great thread title. At first I thought what the heck? Then the pictures. Good job immgunn!

and another angel gets her wings Angel

(btw I had no idea there was a band named saliva)
As Ferret says, "Perfection"
Nice!

I got mine recently but have yet to install them. Any tips?
Yep, I seen Saliva about ten years ago. They opened for ZZ Top.....Beer
I got mine recently but have yet to install them. Any tips?
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Saliva in the rlets and on the lever tips. Push one side of rlet on lever tip as far up as possible and hold there with your fingertip/fingernail. Use your other hand and sheer strength to walk the other side onto the lever.
I am surprised nobody has mentioned yet the purple brush with the cargo net ..... very very intriguing ... LOL
(04-16-2015, 06:39 AM)mjezek_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I am surprised nobody has mentioned yet the purple brush with the cargo net ..... very very intriguing ... LOL



Makes me feel purdy!
(04-16-2015, 06:00 AM)immgunn_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I got mine recently but have yet to install them. Any tips?

Saliva in the rlets and on the lever tips. Push one side of rlet on lever tip as far up as possible and hold there with your fingertip/fingernail. Use your other hand and sheer strength to walk the other side onto the lever.
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Saliva in the rlets and on the lever tips. Push one side of rlet on lever tip as far up as possible and hold there with your fingertip/fingernail. Use your other hand and sheer strength to walk the other side onto the lever.
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It helps to tie the brake lever to the handlebar to keep it from moving. The clutch was very cooperative but the brake--Grr.
ahh....symmetry!
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