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15 Jan 2013 13:25
When you had the wheel off did you replace the wheel bearings? If so, maybe one is not seated all the way? Ed
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15 Jan 2013 14:51
Ya I did replace them. Guess ill dig farther. Does anyone know how I can jack rear of bike up. My header dosent allow room all the wsy under bike. Can I jack it up near swingarm?
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 15:01
I've used tie down straps and hung my buddies yzf600 from my garage rafters before to take both wheel assemblies off.
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 15:02
rear wheel swingarm (paddle lift),stand, not spool lift, unless your bike has spools
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 15:54Marklorenzo wrote: Ya I did replace them. Guess ill dig farther. Does anyone know how I can jack rear of bike up. My header dosent allow room all the wsy under bike. Can I jack it up near swingarm?
If you still have the center stand it will hold the rear wheel off the ground. Ed
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 16:34
No center stand
wish it was there. But I thibk it was taken off from previous owner
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 20:07
Play it safe and pull the header off then you don't have to worry
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Re: Rear brake bracket
15 Jan 2013 21:52
I officially feel like an idiot lol. The spacers are backwards. Looking more at the parts diagram cleared everything up. I think what I will do is come up with some sort of 2x2 or something with the finger lift and ratchet strap bike to lift. I am afraid of bike tipping over. Thanks everyone for your help. Guess it pays to gain knowledge
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