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Old 07-06-2010, 11:11 AM   #1
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Same here - I do the work but Erik supervises and helps with those stubborn bolts. I also have a service manual, from Kawasaki (not an "aftermarket" one).

I had to buy one special tool, a 22mm hex head socket for my front axle. I could only get from Snap On so it was an arm and a leg, but is better than rigging up something like we did the first time I took the front wheel off.

A lot of people (I work with) are surprised that I work on my own bike (car too). I take pride in knowing about the bike or car that I'm operating. I may not know as much as someone else, but I know more than some.
Kawi toolkits come incomplete? The 954's kit is excellent though I've added hemostats and a razor boxcutter to it
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Old 07-06-2010, 04:08 PM   #2
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Kawi toolkits come incomplete? The 954's kit is excellent though I've added hemostats and a razor boxcutter to it
We don't need to know about your roach clip and coke cutter buddy!
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Old 07-06-2010, 05:45 PM   #3
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We don't need to know about your roach clip and coke cutter buddy!
What? Never accidentally drop a screw down a velocity stack? Or needed smaller fingers to grip something? Hemostats are a great addition to any toolkit lol
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