101 Re: Studs, who wants a stud? Fri Apr 25, 2014 5:21 am
Rick G
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Yep can do Dave
When are you heading of to Europe
When are you heading of to Europe
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sidecar paul wrote:I've never had one out, but doesn't the stud bottom out in the threaded hole?
Paul.
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Two Wheels Better wrote:Nearly two (long) years I've waited. I reckon I bought my ticket 'home' just so I could get to fitting this little piece of mechanical beauty to the red RS! The original stud suddenly broke whilst departing Stanthorpe in October of '16 when I was last Down Undah. Rick G was kind enough to drag out his trailer and haul us back to his place where he promptly extracted the busted unit, screwed in the replacement and we went to dinner and stayed the night as it was too late to continue the three hours further to Brissie under darkness.
Thanks again, Paul, for this.
RicK G wrote:I have just made 40 of the screwy little buggers so bring your change jar to Nindigully and buy what you need.
The mounting bolt of my moto's rear strut sheared off. The lower eye of the strut stayed in contact with the final drive housing providing contact and support between the frame and the swing arm. I noticed the problem when trying to raise the moto onto its center stand after galloping across a particularly dense pothole field and into town for groceries. It took a bit more effort than usual. I wound out the broken stub wound out easily and replaced it with an 8.8 grade all-thread stud.Matthew-Brisbane wrote:But has anybody else had problems sheering the bolt ?
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