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25-03-2024, 11:08 AM | #1 |
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Dunno how much help my slightly off beam ramblings were in the end, but at least they furthered the discussion.
And now that I think of it, there is absolutely no guarantee that the access hole in the swingarm is accurately concentric with the bolt in question. The drill-stop idea still seems worthwhile though. |
25-03-2024, 11:33 AM | #2 | |
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Out of curiosity I have just tried a (standard length?) 10mm drill in the hole and when it first touches the head of the 10mm cap head (with washer) it leaves just 35mm of shank protruding from the swingarm (coincidentally about the depth of the chuck of my drill) so, I don't think you'd need to worry too much about drilling too deep if you're just drilling the head off. Plus, there's enough room to drift the bolt out the nut-side if you remove the exhaust downpipe.
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