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D Dustin DeSimone Member Apr 13, 2009 #3 i just put the little L part of the spring in a vice and then pulled on the other L with some pliers and that seemed to work fine.
i just put the little L part of the spring in a vice and then pulled on the other L with some pliers and that seemed to work fine.
J JDBen BST Moderator Staff member Apr 13, 2009 #4 if you dont then it will fit njce and tight, but of course alot more difficult to fit in
Jon. Steel Member Apr 13, 2009 #5 i did it you can bend it but only a little sand the part in between the dropouts with the holes so it fits then it it doesnt hammer the bolt it
i did it you can bend it but only a little sand the part in between the dropouts with the holes so it fits then it it doesnt hammer the bolt it
K konowaluk Member Apr 18, 2009 #8 i never had to do anything it just went back together like a stock brake would
S scootbaseball Member Apr 18, 2009 #9 Take your stock brake and put the spring and bolt in and push the brake down.