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Started by Trophyrider, June 07, 2016, 06:47:19 PM

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O.C.

Quote from: UncleBigBad on June 09, 2016, 09:26:11 PM
:mfr_lol: no sorry, but you can have him for a weekend if you need a pseudo-Kevin to gently massage in a warm & loving environment into shape !! I would say knock into shape but fear I may be arrested

Thanks.................................................................but no thanks

Good luck  :mfr_lol:   
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ROG .

Charlie farley

I meet a complete knob this morning reversing back up a slip road onto the A14  W.T.F  :2guns:

Boomer

Did you manage to get yer knob moving Trophyrider?
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
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Tony

Can daughters fall into the "knob" category aswell as sons?

It may help to categorize some questionable behavior! or not.  :hammer:

Debs

Quote from: Tony on June 13, 2016, 12:39:46 PM
Can daughters fall into the "knob" category aswell as sons?

It may help to categorize some questionable behavior! or not.  :hammer:

:nono:  :no:

Tony


MLC

Don't suppose anyone has the pics Debs posted on here - not available now & would be handy to see what to expect when pulling the adjuster apart! 🤔

doebag

I did mine last year, while I serviced the bike, without dismantling.
I removed the rear shock completely from the bike, and with the adjuster unit held vertically in a vice, drilled a 3mm hole in the top of the adjuster knob where the line joins the H and S letters.  You have to have the hole inside the rim of the adjuster body but not central, so as to clear the spindle.
I poured very thin penetrating oil in to the hole and left it for a day or two. Empty the oil through the hole and repeat a couple of times, turning the knob to free it up. After a few times the adjuster will start to free off and you will be surprised at the amount of crap that comes out when you empty the penetrating oil.
If you do not want to remove the shock absorber, you could unbolt the adjuster and support it next to the bike I suppose.
'Dying a'int much of a living, boy'
Outlaw Josey Wales

shaggs147

I just unbolted the adjuster from the bike, put it in a sandwich bag, filled it with penetrating oil and then taped it up. Left it for a day then tried it once or twice. It's been ok ever since.

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O.C.

Quote from: UncleBigBad on June 09, 2016, 09:26:11 PM
:mfr_lol: no sorry, but you can have him for a weekend if you need a pseudo-Kevin to gently massage in a warm & loving environment into shape !! I would say knock into shape but fear I may be arrested

Thanks for the offer, but I sort my sock drawer out at weekends   :mfr_lol:   
BE KIND...


ROG .