Hey Guys, Just wanted a second opinion on something. I am doing my steering head bearings and am at the stage of reassembly. Am I correct in saying that the top bearing should slide over the steering stem and into place by hand, opposed to having to freeze the stem and press the bearing into place. ...

Skidmark - The only owner of an AR that hasn't been completely rebuilt .............................................. Yet :? But has had a new Reg/Rec and ECU :shock: ARs Rock :!: :!: :!: .................................... Whatever :roll: :roll: ..................... ;) New Reg/Rec, used ECU and ...

oh shoot - ignore the diagram above - when it posted it shifted things around so it's wrong now...

hi guys i hope you are well. i need some information regarding wiring on an AR. which wires go to which pins number, on the LED control relay on an AR? The relay has 2 block connectors, one with 4 pins and one with 3 pins. On our bike, the wires that should go to the 3 pin connector are snapped (so...

I have my front end apart and so will look tonight - gotta go to work right now.

I'll turn the kettle off then...

+1, holy F-CUK, sounds like the venue for the next CRM run outs been agreed then
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thought you guys where still on your way here...

BaNZ wrote:Well, in the end we glued cracks with Loctite and soldered them. Looks secure.

glad it worked for you

doesn't sound like something worn if it happened suddenly. As SuperBob said have you put fresh oil in it and if so what did you use?

and he's been around for a bit...

Welcome

What do you have?

SkidMark

the problem with bonding the cracks back together is going to be ensuring that it is absolutely clean and oil free before you glue it. Alot of adhesives would stick plastic from araldite to superglue but if you cant 'open the cracks enough degrease the cracks then how are you going to get any kind o...

make sure you use a give way sign, face down - for when your popping big wheelies

there is proper filter oil that should used but if you cant get the proper stuff then find a fairly thick, sticky oil (I've even heard of people using honey!). After cleaning the filter and drying it, saturate the filter in the oil and then squeeze out the excess, after that put it in a clean bag (w...