Technik technique
#1
09-28-2007, 11:14 PM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: La Luz, NM (Yes, I'm a LaLuzer now)
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Technik technique
For those of you that have installed this fender, did your re-use (drill holes to fit) the stock washers that are molded into the fender? Also, did your trace the stock pattern or use the measurements from the paperwork for the KX250....flipin' metric system [sm=headbang.gif].
#3
09-29-2007, 12:08 AM
RE: Technik technique
I used the stock washers and am glad I did. My dealer came and checked it out after I installed it and said it was a good thing I used them. He said the fender always ends-up coming loose on people who opt not to.
ORIGINAL: fireroad
For those of you that have installed this fender, did your re-use (drill holes to fit) the stock washers that are molded into the fender? Also, did your trace the stock pattern or use the measurements from the paperwork for the KX250....flipin' metric system [sm=headbang.gif].
For those of you that have installed this fender, did your re-use (drill holes to fit) the stock washers that are molded into the fender? Also, did your trace the stock pattern or use the measurements from the paperwork for the KX250....flipin' metric system [sm=headbang.gif].
#5
09-29-2007, 01:05 PM
RE: Technik technique
??? the wrong way perhaps? Apparently there has been more than one person who decided he didn't need the stock washers...andregrettedit later-on.
ORIGINAL: MaverickAus
Of course, how else would you do it?
Of course, how else would you do it?
#6
09-29-2007, 03:31 PM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: La Luz, NM (Yes, I'm a LaLuzer now)
Posts: 255
RE: Technik technique
Exactly, I remember someone not using them but I couldn't find out what happen ....so I started this thread. Stock washers it is, and that's a great metric conversion table.
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