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Offline fffcycles

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Re: push rod lengths
« Reply #15 on: 29.04. 2023 21:11 »
Nice, mine worked great once I cleared up those two little things. Enjoy the ride once you have brought it back to life.
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Re: push rod lengths
« Reply #16 on: 29.04. 2023 21:34 »
G'day Brandis.
Great to hear but I would still replace that push rod you tweaked. It WILL bend again!
Cheers
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