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Swing arm spools

20 posts · Started by Lowrance · 17 Jul 2008

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I just ordered some from KTM Twins. I haven't gotten them yet so I can't really give a review on them though



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may be you guys can help... I went ahead and ordered some bolt in 10X1.5 for the spools. Picture supplied, yet the bolt does not seem to fit it screws in a bit then it gets hard....

any idea?

Thanks.

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I have received and installed the KTMTWINS swingarm spools:



They work great, fit is good with supplied spacers. Total was under $40. Was just using 10x1.5 bolts and taking them out when not on stand, that only cost $2.
I have received and installed the KTMTWINS swingarm spools:



They work great, fit is good with supplied spacers. Total was under $40. Was just using 10x1.5 bolts and taking them out when not on stand, that only cost $2.
I've got the Cycle Control spools, very nice. I'm sure they're std 1.5 thread, I even had to replace one. I did lube them a lot. Don't force them too much, but I think one of mine was tight, I think I used oil to get it going - I used ss bolts.
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