Swingarm damage, need some advice. (pics)
#1
Swingarm damage, need some advice. (pics)
I'm doing some cleaning on a rather new to me Superhawk, about 18 months. I know I should have seen this earlier, but I need some advice on whether or not this is safe. The gouge lines up directly with the sprocket nuts so I'm thinking the previous owner had something not tightened. What so you guys think, rideable or replace?
#10
Well its -20C here right now with a foot of snow on the ground and another foot on the way. I won't be able to ride it for at least another 6-8 weeks and its already in pieces for painting and cleaning so now is as good as time as any to do it. I already have a good line on one, this place is great! How hard is it to change? Any special tools required?
#12
No special tools per se, but you will need to take the weight off of the swingarm to do it (and this can't really be done with regular rear stand cause that uses the swingarm). Hang it by the subframe to the rafters or anything that can hold 400lbs and start unbolting!
#13
Thank, I know my Honda quad needs a special socket to get off the Swingarm nut, glad this doesn't.
#16
Holy crap! I wonder what caused that? Did he just put too long of a bolt in there? If im not mistaken the whole bracket for the chain guard is missing so it had to have been something pretty rigid.
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