06-01-2021, 07:18 AM
(04-25-2021, 07:54 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: No offense- but if you 'need a video' then don't try it.
Get a single cyl bike that uses the same shim style adjustment-- learn on that. Plenty of dirtbikes / quad / dual sport...
Once you get the concept= move forward.
I did the top end on my Harley (big bore kit) had never done one before but with the combination of videos and the shop manual I got it done.
Videos are useful to show what to expect and sometimes little tricks the shop manuals don’t show.
But I guess thats how I work. Fully understand how to do the measurements and how to swap out shims. Still it scares me doing it for the first time. Just can’t get around the idea of forking out so much money in the shop.
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