Maintenance Time
#11
RE: Maintenance Time
I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
#12
RE: Maintenance Time
Greasing the swingarm and lingage isn't hard. There's just a few bolts holding everything on and the dust covers pop right out. Here's some photos I did a while back:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_79913/tm.htm
And the linkage:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_80225/tm.htm
I recommend doing them ... they are pretty dry from the factory.
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_79913/tm.htm
And the linkage:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_80225/tm.htm
I recommend doing them ... they are pretty dry from the factory.
#14
RE: Maintenance Time
ORIGINAL: stellar_d
I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
#17
RE: Maintenance Time
Don't forget to grease the linkage bearing while you have the swingarm off. The manual says use molybdenum disulfidegrease however I used HTB (High Tempreture Bearing) grease in mine
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