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Old 06-01-2011, 09:32 AM   #1
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That's a good one!



I would say everything behind the trans is junk and maybe even look at that sprocket and output shaft seal. I'm with ya, I wouldn't trust the rear wheel or anything attached to it.
I think he could probably salvage the tire and the rim, I dont think that spokes can transfer that much heat, being so thin I bet they cool off well before the rim. Also I would bet the swing arm pivot bolt is good too. But yeh everything behind that is toast. Its just cheaper and easier to replace instead of getting it properly examined and then replaced as necessary.
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Old 06-05-2011, 04:23 AM   #2
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That'd have to be some wicked over torquing...
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Old 06-05-2011, 08:53 AM   #3
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This is just crazy. No matter how you look at it, melting a swingarm seems to be damn near impossible yet this guy managed it.

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Tackle box... all those little compartments... and you can latch them up to keep everything in place for when you knock it off the workbench.
I take it you've had experience?

I either lay my parts on either side of the bike just as I've taken off (like an exploded view) or use an egg carton (or my "trunk" tray).
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