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Re: Replacing kingpins & bushings G16
Other than possably weakening the spindle, I think I like your idea better!
Or maybe, I think the bushings in mine were probably 19 yrs. old, and they were loose, but the king pins were good. I think if you just slide down the seals and pop the top caps off once a yr. you could grease them as maintanance. I guess water would be the worst thing on them. |
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01-19-2010, 03:51 PM
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gone yamaha!
 Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: ontario, canada
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Re: Replacing kingpins & bushings G16
like the gease fitting idea! was wondering if anyone had done it before on a yammy. might pop mine out and tap a fitting on there!
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