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Nelis 05-03-11 14:17

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Originally Posted by dallas (Post 150694)
The first two sets were replaced under warranty, for the third I had to pay, 38,80. So.....Nelis, you've been ripped off with 65,-!!

I recently found out that my dealer got all kinds of weird answers + prices.

Steve T 05-03-11 20:47

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Originally Posted by Peatbog (Post 150691)
Aye, the plug spanner you have sounds like the original - simplest solution? a hacksaw. chop it down to about 100mm long and drill a new hole for the lever bar, job done.

Thanks for the info Pete. Strange that you should have to cut down the spanner from new to get it to fit. Small question about the spanner - which end fits the plug? The big end or the smaller one? Thought I'd ask before I got busy with the hacksaw & drill :icon_clown:

Thanks to all reference the cush drive rubbers - I've already packed it out ala the mod, and it all seems tight after a test drive. Maybe the dealer will see the sense and offer to pay for the replacements. I'll not hold my breath though.

Steve T

:cool:

Steve T 05-03-11 20:52

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Originally Posted by Fiddich (Post 150698)
Nice one Steve, some knobblies and your away mate.

Knobblies already in the garage, off of the Alp. Thought I'd wear down the Siracs a bit more first, before changing tyres.
Your mucker rolled past the house this afternoon, just as I was sorting the Alp out for youngest son to ride it away. Drive looked like a dealers lot - Tenere sitting to one side, F650 sitting opposite and the Alp getting fettled in between them.

Some day soon we'll get out together.

Steve T

:cool:

Fiddich 05-03-11 21:02

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Originally Posted by Steve T (Post 150724)
Knobblies already in the garage, off of the Alp. Thought I'd wear down the Siracs a bit more first, before changing tyres.
Your mucker rolled past the house this afternoon, just as I was sorting the Alp out for youngest son to ride it away. Drive looked like a dealers lot - Tenere sitting to one side, F650 sitting opposite and the Alp getting fettled in between them.

Some day soon we'll get out together.

Steve T

:cool:

Aye just give me a shout.

jimmysimpson 08-03-11 21:54

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Originally Posted by Steve T (Post 150724)
Knobblies already in the garage, off of the Alp. Thought I'd wear down the Siracs a bit more first, before changing tyres.
Your mucker rolled past the house this afternoon, just as I was sorting the Alp out for youngest son to ride it away. Drive looked like a dealers lot - Tenere sitting to one side, F650 sitting opposite and the Alp getting fettled in between them.

Some day soon we'll get out together.

Steve T

:cool:

Ha ha. It just clicked. I did see bikes in a drive but didna think much off it. I didna ken where you bided. Next time I'll stop in by. I was doing a 'avoid the traffic' run on the back roads. :smilies1349:

Peatbog 09-03-11 00:11

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Originally Posted by Steve T (Post 150722)
Thanks for the info Pete. Strange that you should have to cut down the spanner from new to get it to fit. Small question about the spanner - which end fits the plug? The big end or the smaller one? Thought I'd ask before I got busy with the hacksaw & drill :icon_clown:

The end you need to keep is the one with an internal measurement of 16mm from flat-to-flat. I cant remember what the other end looked like, so i dont know if thats the big end or the small one.

I cut mine down to 70mm long and drilled a new hole for the lever bar to go through, in reality it would be better cut down to 90mm or thereabouts.

Pete.

Steve T 09-03-11 11:17

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Originally Posted by Peatbog (Post 150953)
The end you need to keep is the one with an internal measurement of 16mm from flat-to-flat. I cant remember what the other end looked like, so i dont know if thats the big end or the small one.
I cut mine down to 70mm long and drilled a new hole for the lever bar to go through, in reality it would be better cut down to 90mm or thereabouts.
Pete.

Thanks for the info Pete. Hacksaw & drill out tonight then :thumbsup:

Steve T

:cool:

Stumpy 09-03-11 11:29

Well done chap

about time you had a decent bike in the garage:icon_thumleft:


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