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Thread: Here's a cheap fix for hard to turn handlebars

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    Thumbs up Here's a cheap fix for hard to turn handlebars

    I just posted it on my webpage and figured I'd link it to here..


    Click HERE Sucka

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    wow hes a genius

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    i cant see the pics
    03 400EX-gibson lt front end axis shocks, lonestar axle, asv clutch and brake levers, tag handle bars

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    Originally posted by member
    i cant see the pics
    They are there. You might have to give it a minute to load. No errors in the page I checked for errors in links and there aren't any..

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    ....or you could just pile on some high quality grease and leave the washer out

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    Originally posted by RiPPiNiTuP7
    ....or you could just pile on some high quality grease and leave the washer out
    Thats a big Negative...



    I use mobil 1 synthetic grease, which is like $12 a tube. It doesn't get any more high quality unless your gettin your grease from NASA. It might not be necessary for a stock stem but an aftermarket stem with PC on it gives it a larger diameter, there for the added small washer makes up for the difference. I know for a FACT it made my steering a HE11 of a lot easier..

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    i used this tid bit of quality info on my chrome stem...works like a champ
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    I have been wondering about that... cuz every since I got my 400ex... it has been a b@%^* to turn I have loosend the bolts a little.. but it didn't help... I will try that and while I am at it I am going to put some good marine grease (water proof) on it too...
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    Hummm I wonder if this or something like this would work on our mini?? It's a LEM Condor 50 & it's REALLY stiff in the steering!! Ight have to see if we could do someting like this. Good info!
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    pfft I've done that for years
    fo hundred with stuff on it
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    Thanks for the help Pappy!
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