Handlebar rebuild - what's this bush...?

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Spring washer on first so the twist grip is butted against the flat washer makes sense to me
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Agree
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Ok, so sticky is wrong then. The conical goes on with the bigger end towards the headlight right?


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victor wrote:Ok, so sticky is wrong then. The conical goes on with the bigger end towards the headlight right?


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What page? I don't see any where it says what order these washers are fitted.
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Handlebar rebuild page. Says smaller washer goes on first... Book in the garage unfortunately....
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This bit?

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Remember it differently.... What edition is that?


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Orange one
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Interesting that the earlier edition states this but the later is less precise about it. I guess we wait for Sticky to chip in.
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