or is it something that we cannot do at home. i do not have all types of spanners though. especially the one with which the rearsets are mounted.
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or is it something that we cannot do at home. i do not have all types of spanners though. especially the one with which the rearsets are mounted.

or is it something that we cannot do at home. i do not have all types of spanners though. especially the one with which the rearsets are mounted. 

So, you'll be finding rough edges in the project. That's no big deal. The edges can be smoothened out at any point of time. 


So, you'll be finding rough edges in the project. That's no big deal. The edges can be smoothened out at any point of time. 


(Might take some time)
So, you'll be finding rough edges in the project. That's no big deal. The edges can be smoothened out at any point of time. 
Why so much of hurry.. Even i spoiled the first chain cover and got the next one installed perfectly. FZ's tyre hugger does not fit properly due to the double shocks in Pulsar. Anyways i will try this out. 
Make sure you lubricate chain with gear oil. It will last longer.

I feel the styling is incomplete without indicators. Bring out the video.




It is a direct plug and play and no need for any resistors and diodes.


It is a direct plug and play and no need for any resistors and diodes.
This is the second brake shoe change in 16k kms1. Literally there was no braking power so got to change it. It will not make much difference anyways


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