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eric,
its the 4 bolts are tight on the top. thing is i can move the handlebars a bit up/down. im guessing that the bushing are still original And not replaced. it still has the pin...
time for a replacement???
Hi Guys,
I'm a newbie ..working on my newly bought 81 xs400 specialII..i notice that the handlebar bushing is mushy??..and i was researching if there is a thread on it already?
i need help on what bushing to replace and if there is a tool to get it done, DIY???
thanks a bunch!!!
Cris
scorpio., i know how that feels.. i was only stuck with a minor problem.. and it was frustrating, what more if its worst?.. i just step away for a minute and relax.. we all love bikes!! and keep at it...
good luck!!
C
finally, i was able to open it by punching that rivet hinge out. I disassembled t he lock mechanism and found that the circular notch as you turn the key is worn out.
What i did was, i turn it the way it is (normally) then i would use a SHORT Screw driver to push the 'tounge' then it will...
finally, i was able to open it by punching that rivet hinge out. I disassembled t he lock mechanism and found that the circular notch as you turn the key is worn out.
What i did was, i turn it the way it is (normally) then i would use a SHORT Screw driver to push the 'tounge' then it will...
this is really frustrating!! should i call in locksmith for this??
finally got a hold of PO. He said he played with it for 5 min until he was able to open it...he was doing it 5 min while i wAs already playing with it for 2 effin days!!!!!:banghead::banghead: