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At first, I didn't know what to expect...
When I first got it, I wondered how I could measure it, since there was no translation (please enter here Instruction Manualetc.) and I had to rely on pictures and so on. I wondered how to measure it.
After doing it a few times, I figured out how to do it, and once I understood it, I found it to be a useful tool.
First, 0Start is determined, and then the Chain's amplitude (slack) is measured, but there is a procedure, so it may be difficult to understand even if it is explained in the Instruction Manual... (Translation (please type here, if there is a video or something like that, it is 0))
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Great little coolant recovery system that was easy to install.
2 week standard shipping was nice turnaround, and it definitely was less expensive than the other tank carried by this vendor. It was a little difficult to find a suitable mounting location on my Honda CRF450 but it was worth the effort just for the peace of mind knowing the radiators always are full of coolant. The coolant reservoir is well made and was easy to mount and plumb. It came with everything needed but I used better zip ties. The size is easy enough to fit many places. So long as I can see coolant in the overflow tank I know I am good to go. Even if it gets a little too hot while sitting still it sucks the coolant back in when run start moving again and it cools a bit. There is good reason that all street bikes and all autos have these. View detail
cheap and good
Replaced old grips on an Crf250 with these. My son liked the feel. Basic cheap grips that get the job done. Why pay more?They are not super soft but not rock hard and fit great.The grips did last but he end did blow out after he laid the bike down on the asphalt. No harm to the actual grip, just the end cap. View detail
Useful but not necessary?
Pretty simple tool for more piece of mind when doing chain adjustments. Works well on my bikes. I put the tool on just to see if my current alignment was good. It is, but the tool confirmed my suspicion that the alignment marks on my swing arm are not stamped symmetrically. I eyeballed it prior to purchasing this tool. If you have calibrated eyesight, an alignment tool isn?t really necessary. But, this is an affordable and useful little device to make the job a tad easier. If you have deep pockets, I imagine the laser alignment tools would be the way to go.When done, rear wheel spun more freely and with less noise. Simple and quick to use! View detail
I diverted it to Car.
I diverted it to Car. CHARGE cooler (Water-cooled intercooler) The vehicle does not come standard with a reserver tank for the radiator tank, and the overflow is discharged to the outside. Now I don't have to bother to open the radiator cap to refill the tank with coolant.
I had no hesitation in ordering from WeBig, a trusted Motorcycle supplier.
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Rose figure without luck.
It's a tool that can be used by anyone to measure the same value.
If I want to say, if there is something that can be temporarily fixed to the Swing Arm with Clamp etc., it would have been even easier to use, but it is the tool that bought and was good to use.
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Low price and OEM style
Motivation The Bar End part was torn and I wanted a Grip at a lower price
[Mounting] The previous one was torn, so I made a cut with Cutter and removed it The installation is completed by making it slippery with CRC and sticking it with Bond when it dries
[About use] I didn't want to put Parts around the Bar End or Handlebar, so the end part I chose Grip, which has a good grip and a good look The grip is not bad, and the look and feel is simple and good
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