I cant think of how, but maybe some one knows. If need be i will, but its a pain putting it back in on your own. I need to adjust the position of my cowling as i cant get a plug spanner in...
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servetakid
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Can you loosen the head cowling without removing the engine bolt? and lowering the engine down?
I cant think of how, but maybe some one knows. If need be i will, but its a pain putting it back in on your own. I need to adjust the position of my cowling as i cant get a plug spanner in...
I cant think of how, but maybe some one knows. If need be i will, but its a pain putting it back in on your own. I need to adjust the position of my cowling as i cant get a plug spanner in...
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smoore-gt225
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hi just take off the shock and take bumpstop out and you can get cowling off
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Never thought of that... cheers! Will be much easier! 
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Bloody hell I hope we have no breakdowns with you en routeservetakid wrote:Never thought of that... cheers! Will be much easier!
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I knew there was a way, but mind was blank after a long day at work!Toddy wrote:Bloody hell I hope we have no breakdowns with you en routeservetakid wrote:Never thought of that... cheers! Will be much easier!
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