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Moved. Thanks.
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ChiefGunner 549
This is in the wrong section Don. @Freebird
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ChiefGunner 549
It’s not that bad. There’s no “tricks” with this one. One way out and one way in and no short cuts. Pretty straight forward.
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hank 1
Hi Wayne....just put rear shock in search....the process is described real well.
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XV1100SE 1,067
Carbon_One (Larry) used to make an adapter to lift the bike. Some have used hockey pucks and use an ATV lift (pads minimum 13"...longer is "safer") to get the bike off the ground. The adapter Larry made also came with legs which is great for Winter storage or when working on the bike.
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