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Panic Button install

Started by FIFO, March 03, 2012, 01:46:03 AM

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FIFO

Got a phone call today from an acquaintance,who shall remain unnamed. Wobbart i need your help (again) grovell grovell [roll]
I want to fit a panic button on the MV, and i can't work out which side off the double sided tape is sticky :-\
You know I'm as useless as tits on a Bull with tools and things.
Oh and while your at it can you adjust the steering head bearings and fabricate a new number plate bracket. [roll]
(Note to self Don't buy an MV i think they use the rejected parts from Ducati.)
rear hub fails premature, steering head bearings go out of adjustment with the slightest knock.
And i had to destroy/modify a brand new titanium steering head tool from tpo,  to fit the MV which the holes weren't in the right place, and no talk about replacement. :'(

MV Agusta f4 panic button March 3, 2012 4:44 PM

Evil knievel Teff March 3, 2012 5:37 PM






in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

brad black

it's worth checking the large steering head insert nut (the thing with all the holes around the edges)  they're meant to be 100nm, often not much more than hand tight and i've seen a few loose enough to move.
Brad The Bike Boy

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FIFO

Quote from: brad black on March 03, 2012, 02:39:36 AM
it's worth checking the large steering head insert nut (the thing with all the holes around the edges)  they're meant to be 100nm, often not much more than hand tight and i've seen a few loose enough to move.
Thanks Brad
Did that, was a tad loose. didn't have the service tool for that one, just a few taps with a punch and hammer  and a good guess at 100nm . [roll]


in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

monstermick58

Geeze Rob,

      You are a patient man, you must be some sort of saint putting up with people just dropping in like that and expecting things to be done ASAP, and for FREE no less.

  I know some people just seem to buy junk with a shiny surface then it all starts to fall apart starting with the rear hub then some kind chap in a uniform lets this person know that his bafflers have fallen out, now its the front end? When will it end??

         Anyway Rob I would just like to thank you for those very nice stickers you gave me, my son's are very jealous, here is a pic  of where they ended up.





and an other one.











                                      Mmick
This won't hurt much.... Trust me......

braando

Quote from: monstermick58 on March 04, 2012, 02:37:21 AM
Geeze Rob,

      You are a patient man, you must be some sort of saint putting up with people just dropping in like that and expecting things to be done ASAP, and for FREE no less.

  I know some people just seem to buy junk with a shiny surface then it all starts to fall apart starting with the rear hub then some kind chap in a uniform lets this person know that his bafflers have fallen out, now its the front end? When will it end??

         Anyway Rob I would just like to thank you for those very nice stickers you gave me, my son's are very jealous, here is a pic  of where they ended up.





and an other one.











                                      Mmick




FIFO

Quote from: monstermick58 on March 04, 2012, 02:37:21 AM
Geeze Rob,

      You are a patient man, you must be some sort of saint putting up with people just dropping in like that and expecting things to be done ASAP, and for FREE no less.

  I know some people just seem to buy junk with a shiny surface then it all starts to fall apart starting with the rear hub then some kind chap in a uniform lets this person know that his bafflers have fallen out, now its the front end? When will it end??

         Anyway Rob I would just like to thank you for those very nice stickers you gave me, my son's are very jealous, here is a pic  of where they ended up.






                                      Mmick

Yer Mick .patient ain't the word more like sucker for punishment ???
Your lucky you live out in the sticks, or said person( ie Teff) would be on your door step every day. especially now he has seen that extensive tool collection you got there ;)
those stickers  look the goods, looks like they were made for that tool box [thumbsup]
I think you better invest in a Dymo and label the draws more professional like, Teff has the right idea in his adulterated pictures [laugh]



in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

Jukie

Hmmm robs maybe you can provide a little jukie here with some of those lovely stickers for a special occasion coming up rather soon
Before Honda CB125N
          Suzuki GS125
Now.   Ducati 620ie
          Lambretta Li150
          Ducati S4RT

FIFO

Quote from: Jukie on March 04, 2012, 11:11:33 PM
Hmmm robs maybe you can provide a little jukie here with some of those lovely stickers for a special occasion coming up rather soon

They were all i had, got them on ebay a while back ,ordered the wrong size they were way to big for what i wanted them for. :P



in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

loony888

Quote from: Jukie on March 04, 2012, 11:11:33 PM
Hmmm robs maybe you can provide a little jukie here with some of those lovely stickers for a special occasion coming up rather soon


special occasion???
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