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Old 11-23-2008, 07:57 AM   #1
chuckster131   chuckster131 is offline
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Bike is down for repairs

Well finally said enough is enough! Cold weather and a bit of snow now have made me start the winter fixes to the Nad.

First project is the steering tree bearings. Removed the triple tree yesterday to find almost NO grease in there what so ever and the bearing damage from moisture.
When the bike's front tire was off the ground, and I would turn the handlebars back and forth I could feel like what would be flat spots in the bearings. It would find detent right at straight center. Ordered new parts and will get that back together.

http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...ike%20repairs/

Next will be the swing arm clean and regrease w/zerk fitting and oh yes one zerk in the triple tree too. after that will be those stinkin leakin can plugs............ !!

Then will just have to wait it out for a day to ride
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2007 Goldwing
2010 Voyager (Blue/Silver)sold
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