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Spray it with a little crc or similar product, let em sit overnight and then give them a tap with an impact driver, if you don't have one crc overnight and a bit of steel tube on the end of your allen key for leverage should do the trick
If the pin is hollow it might be for a spring to be inserted , is it perhaps the neutral switch spring? or some other spring/cam activated type set sender unit?
or it could be a casing dowell thats been knocked around a fair bit
The trials and tribulations of GK's Cb400f cafe
I preferred this method to the usual bent rod system that I wasn't that keen on, I will now clean and polish the lot and put some speed holes in for looks, I will post some pics of the finished product asap, i'm thinking a stepped hole in the...
The trials and tribulations of GK's Cb400f cafe
This is the support that was welded on and a brass sleeve inserted to limit wear of course the other side of the mount , I've used an old brake pivot from a gsxr 1100 and then cut up an old gixxer brak pedal so I now have adjustment at the drum ...
The trials and tribulations of GK's Cb400f cafe
So where was I ? , don't ask where have I been its a long story !
But back to the bike I remember saying earlier in the piece that the brakes were going to be a hassle after removing the pivot point off of the frame and after sitting on the bike...
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