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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Jaymz on April 09, 2014, 05:46 PM
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I put my dk stem on my freestyler and the bugger wouldn't go all the way down, and left a 15mm length of exposed shaft (ooo er) don't know why, didn't want to force it, so I threw a lump of ally into the dirty machine shop at work to the old Sheffield master and he threw this back out 30mins later, job done, was going to polish it, but the finish is really nice as it is I reckon
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Can't beat a bit of the old 'thumb up the ring' action J - nice :daumenhoch:
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Top bombing fella :4_17_5: likey stuff like this :daumenhoch:
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Nice work Jay! :)
How come it wont go all the way down though? You dont have an old wedge lodged at the bottom of the forks by any chance do you? Only sayin because I had that on my 95 sport a while ago :daumenhoch:
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My kinda bmxing this :daumenhoch:
...and nowt wrong with being in up to the hilt and having an inch or so to spare :LolLolLolLol:
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Nice machine work :daumenhoch:
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Nice work Jay! :)
How come it wont go all the way down though? You dont have an old wedge lodged at the bottom of the forks by any chance do you? Only sayin because I had that on my 95 sport a while ago :daumenhoch:
think it's just full of old rust n shlt, too lazy to strip it down and clean it out
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Nice work Jay! :)
How come it wont go all the way down though? You dont have an old wedge lodged at the bottom of the forks by any chance do you? Only sayin because I had that on my 95 sport a while ago :daumenhoch:
think it's just full of old rust n shlt, too lazy to strip it down and clean it out
:LolLolLolLol: ......... Good call :daumenhoch:
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Good stuff. If a bloke from Sheffield tells you a job took half an hour, then he's just had a twenty-odd minute teaabreak at your expense, reyt. ;)