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Had a hard time installing, but got it done. |
Friday, July 31, 2026 |
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Lee from California
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One rear footpeg had the pin holding it on slightly bent, so it was difficult to remove. Then the holes in the attachments to the footpegs were maybe 1-2 mm off from both lining up. Finally got it persuaded with pushing on the bar and a few light hammer taps to the bolt. The subframe may be slightly bent but I can't tell visually.Took about 2 hours, half an hour of which was removing the one footpeg pin.
Do not remove the footpegs! You will end up fooling with 2 little springs and 2 loose ball bearings per peg. Just remove the pin to replace it with the bolt.
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