I'm trying to dismantle my cb200's forks, but I'm in need of a honda 'special tool'. :P
This collar hides the fork seals, but I'm not sure what I need to remove it. The hole and two indentations shown appear to be the only ones on the collar.
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I'm trying to dismantle my cb200's forks, but I'm in need of a honda 'special tool'. :P
This collar hides the fork seals, but I'm not sure what I need to remove it. The hole and two indentations shown appear to be the only ones on the collar.
Originally Posted by John Banks
No8 Wire Extraordinaire
What's the chance that the pressed steel collar is threaded onto an ally leg. None I'd say. Try a strap wrench (or chain vice grips) to see if you can get that loose, but you may need to drill out the indentations. Hole is a drain I'd guess.
Fecking horrible system.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
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Its just a dust cap pressed lightly on- you can flick it up with a coupla heavy screwdrivers and a few hammer taps
Retired- just some guy with a few bikes......
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dam what a mongrel of a system
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