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Rear hugger bolts

Joined Jan 2008
389 Posts | 0+
North Yorkshire
If you can get them out :roll copperslip and spring washer them or you will have the same ball ache of a job as me today :bash
 
ill try an get mine out 2morrow,copper grease em if theyll shift cos im
after a carbon hugger soon.
 
dont tempt fate sprock,lol
or karma will make it next time lmao.
(dont blame me now if it does)
 
had that problem with the front mud guard had to drill and retap two of them out:rant plenty of copper with out a question:thumbup
 
haha i'm going to check tomorrow now, i cant remember if i copperslipped em when i refit the hugger lol. I'm not going to tell you lot if they're seized in now either :biggrin
 
haha i'm going to check tomorrow now, i cant remember if i copperslipped em when i refit the hugger lol. I'm not going to tell you lot if they're seized in now either :biggrin

pmsl.
we'll be able to tell,cos if they come out ok,youll let us know,
if they dont,you wont mention it.lmao:biggrin
 
why might they get seized I just removed mine to reclear my carbon hugger and they came out with ease. kinda like using KY!! and I know mine have never been out in 6 years
 
why might they get seized I just removed mine to reclear my carbon hugger and they came out with ease. kinda like using KY!! and I know mine have never been out in 6 years

The ol KY lube mate...nothing will seize with that guppo slapped on it :thumbup
 
How did ya get them out Neil mate?

Mine had 4mm allen key heads and were already rounded so i tried tapping around with a small screwdriver but that was a waste of time.
In the end i had to use my Dremel drill with a flexi shaft and a cutting disc, got the head of the bolts off and removed the hugger but it was a real pain.
Blow torch on the bolts and wire brush all the crap off then soak with WD40, blow torch and a pair of mole grips just managed to shift them but there was not a lot of stud to grip.
New bolts with 5mm hardened allen heads,copperslip and spring washers but i was happy not to have to drill them out because that looks like either a strip down of the rear end or a swinging arm out job :thumbup
 
Mine had 4mm allen key heads and were already rounded so i tried tapping around with a small screwdriver but that was a waste of time.
In the end i had to use my Dremel drill with a flexi shaft and a cutting disc, got the head of the bolts off and removed the hugger but it was a real pain.
Blow torch on the bolts and wire brush all the crap off then soak with WD40, blow torch and a pair of mole grips just managed to shift them but there was not a lot of stud to grip.
New bolts with 5mm hardened allen heads,copperslip and spring washers but i was happy not to have to drill them out because that looks like either a strip down of the rear end or a swinging arm out job :thumbup

Blooody hell what a mission lol im gonna pay someone me thinks!:thumbup
 
pmsl.
we'll be able to tell,cos if they come out ok,youll let us know,
if they dont,you wont mention it.lmao:biggrin

Dont you just hate a smug B*****d :biggrin
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hahaha yes we do hate a smug ******* sprock me old!
what would you have done if they were stuck tho?!?
 
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