Mille Swingarm
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- mrapriliafalco
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Mille Swingarm
Was just wanting to know if this process is difficult or not, and is the wheel base longer as my chain has not a lot of play left.
I know of the link to change it but just wondered what you thought.
I know of the link to change it but just wondered what you thought.
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- mrapriliafalco
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Well it really depends on how used you are to doing things like this.
As long as you are a competent mechanic it's not that difficult as long as you pay attention to:
You'll also need a few tools that you probably won't have to hand - but I've mentioned them in the guide in the technical section.
As long as you are a competent mechanic it's not that difficult as long as you pay attention to:
- * The manual
* The C-Plus guide
* How it all came apart
You'll also need a few tools that you probably won't have to hand - but I've mentioned them in the guide in the technical section.
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