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Old 07-05-2010, 11:52 AM   #1
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yea i guess your right ill probably just pull them.
Well, do what you feel is best... I mean if Derf can replace his own seals, anybody can!!! I'd check around and see what they would charge you. Maybe even see if you can hang around and watch. It never hurts to watch someone that knows what they are doing do it before you try... I don't want to discourage you BUT I also don't want you to run out to the garage with a print of Derf's instructions and tear your bike apart. My time=$$$ so a full day vs a couple hours and >$100 doesn't sound too bad to me....
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Old 07-05-2010, 01:16 PM   #2
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Well, do what you feel is best... I mean if Derf can replace his own seals, anybody can!!! I'd check around and see what they would charge you. Maybe even see if you can hang around and watch. It never hurts to watch someone that knows what they are doing do it before you try... I don't want to discourage you BUT I also don't want you to run out to the garage with a print of Derf's instructions and tear your bike apart. My time=$$$ so a full day vs a couple hours and >$100 doesn't sound too bad to me....

Thats why I said get a clymers or haynes manual, those things are gods gift to oak tree mehanics. The pictures are crap for some stuff, but it does give you a step by step instruction with pictures and how to test for whats wrong. Prolly the best $20 you can spend on any vehicle
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