Roadster Renovations
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Here is a short video to install the Roadster Renovations Spring Stiffeners.
If anyone is interested in purchasing, PM me.
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If anyone is interested in purchasing, PM me.
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Front Spring Stiffeners install and adjustment
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Dragonrider
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Even easier to install than the video shows... Now I just have to wait until the Ark finds land to try them out....
Dragonrider
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A bit of an update.
I used a Pittsburg through hole socket set (Harbor Freight), with an 11/16 socket for this install. I found the shorter length/angle of this socket set worked better for my knuckles... this is almost the same as the box end ratchet wrenches, but stronger, and with a little more reach.
I used a Pittsburg through hole socket set (Harbor Freight), with an 11/16 socket for this install. I found the shorter length/angle of this socket set worked better for my knuckles... this is almost the same as the box end ratchet wrenches, but stronger, and with a little more reach.
Dragonrider
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These are not as pretty as what Ron has planned, but they are affordable and functional. I have them installed with Ron's sway bar, and I will only need an alignment to assure proper tracking.
My RT no longer grinds the front of the bike off on road heaves/cracks, and corners like my old RS. If you have the same issues, here's an affordable fix.
My RT no longer grinds the front of the bike off on road heaves/cracks, and corners like my old RS. If you have the same issues, here's an affordable fix.
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