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CUL8TTR


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The little pin above the knob in the picture above is missing from my bike. I noticed that it did not click when I tried to adjust it and yesterday I pulled the shock out to inspect. The little bugger has disappeared. Are they sold as a separate part or do I have to find a S/H shock to salvage the part from?

 

Sorry about the large picture I pulled from http://greywolf.ru/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=242

 

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Brian is back in a day or two. He'll know.
I like the link. Looks a really useful site. Is it Russian?

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Bad luck Max! Not sure how the pin got lost as it should be held firmly in place by the adjusting collar confuse

The pin isn't available from Yamaha separately - only as part of the whole lower bracket assembly - part # 2 in the pic below - silly money for new no

Best to put a "wanted" ad up on the forum as someone might have an old shock lying around that they could rob the pin off.

Brian

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I wonder if I could make one from a drill bit. There is not really a great amount of pressure on it

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CUL8TTR wrote:

I wonder if I could make one from a drill bit. There is not really a great amount of pressure on it

 go for it...

that would be my first choice....



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I have the bottom end from a shock that will have that part, back of the garage, somewhere safe, you know the place?
You pay the postage.
Kenny

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That sounds like a good deal to me, Kenny. I will pm you.

Cheers Max

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