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I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
Greasing the swingarm and lingage isn't hard. There's just a few bolts holding everything on and the dust covers pop right out. Here's some photos I did a while back:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_79913/tm.htm
And the linkage:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_80225/tm.htm
I recommend doing them ... they are pretty dry from the factory.
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_79913/tm.htm
And the linkage:
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_80225/tm.htm
I recommend doing them ... they are pretty dry from the factory.
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I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
I think I recall reading something about someone going to try this (as it doesnt have a fitting). Was it EMS maybe? whoever said it made it sound pretty simple. would be hella handy too
Don't forget to grease the linkage bearing while you have the swingarm off. The manual says use molybdenum disulfidegrease however I used HTB (High Tempreture Bearing) grease in mine
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