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    Failed my wof, trying to be legit

    Just failed my wof, headstock bearings and my low beam is too dim
    (I ride with full beam 100% of the time)
    If I get the bearing numbers will I be able to get bearings from somewhere local ??
    I have a trip planned to kaitaia this weekend
    a trip planned to gisborne next weekend
    and a trip to taupo the weekend after that
    I want to be all legit, I reckon I can sort the light (something I paid a mechanic to do then had to redo myself anyway) and I can fit the bearings myself, I think - last time was a circus having the bike suspended from the deck for a week
    Confident the aprilia rsv4, IS the one

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    Quote Originally Posted by jade View Post
    Just failed my wof, headstock bearings and my low beam is too dim
    (I ride with full beam 100% of the time)
    If I get the bearing numbers will I be able to get bearings from somewhere local ??
    I have a trip planned to kaitaia this weekend
    a trip planned to gisborne next weekend
    and a trip to taupo the weekend after that
    I want to be all legit, I reckon I can sort the light (something I paid a mechanic to do then had to redo myself anyway) and I can fit the bearings myself, I think - last time was a circus having the bike suspended from the deck for a week
    bro, if you come to h town give me a PM and ride with the few!

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    [QUOTE=jade;1478345]Just failed my wof, headstock bearings and my low beam is too dim
    (I ride with full beam 100% of the time)
    If I get the bearing numbers will I be able to get bearings from somewhere local ??


    AUCKLAND BEARING DISTRIBUTORS - Try these guys (they are on the Shore) but you will definitely need the numbers,

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    Quote Originally Posted by jade View Post
    (I ride with full beam 100% of the time)
    one real good way to really piss off car drivers and enhance anti bike sentiment

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    Quote Originally Posted by popelli View Post
    one real good way to really piss off car drivers and enhance anti bike sentiment
    ya its also one good way for cars to see you so YOU DONT GET TAKEN OUT

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    I ride with low beam 100% of time, would have thought that would piss people for less
    Gold Diggers....like hookers just smarter

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    You are bearing in mind (geddit ? geddit ? 'Bearing' in mind ? eh ? eh ? ) that headstock bearings are normally adjustable ?
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    If the headstock bearing is loose, repack with grease and tighten.
    if it has a notch or excessive play,needs to be replaced.

    You can get bearing & seal kits from bike shops,"All Balls racing" is such brand I have purchased from local MC shop.

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