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  1. 30th May 2007, 14:43 #1
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    C spanner

    Hi Gang,

    I'd like to adjust the Pre load on my rear shock but unfortunatly I dont have a suitable C spanner. I ordered one three weeks ago but its not llikely to arrive from Japan before my next track session.

    Could anyone point me in the right direction to buy or borrow a suitable tool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
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    Cajun,you butcher!!
    Its much easier with the right tool!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bistard View Post
    Cajun,you butcher!!
    Its much easier with the right tool!!
    Nah i am in IT, not meat, thats my cousin.

    But it does the trick, and it fixed his problem until he could get the tool
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    C Spanner

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    PM Bonez - he has most tools and is usually keen and able to help
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
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    hehehe, bling awarded
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    paddock stand/centre stand - and then adjust your rear shock, makes things much easier if you use a screwdriver and hammer...
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    Thanks a lot for the reply's bistard, nadroj and storm, Ill chase up your recommendations and get the thing set up right for manfield in a couple of weeks.

    Failing that Ill take cajun's advice. Im not usually into beating up my lady but its only a gentle slap on the ass so hopelully she'll still treat me right.
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