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03-16-2013, 10:48 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Eastern, NC
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Re: Clutch Fork Return Spring
You have to bend the straight end.
I hooked the spring into the fork, held it in position, then marked the straight end 2 inches rearward of a perfect hole in the frame. Took it off, bent it, then put the (formerly) straight end into the frame hole, secured it by bending in a way that it won't come out of the frame hole, then grabbed the spring end with pliers and hooked into the fork. Done deal, no problems Posted via Mobile Device
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