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On my 916 I want to replace the linkage adjacent to the rear Ohlin, the bottom eye nut is a bit weathered so I bout a new one. The issue I ran into is in order to take it off I need to raise the rear shock. Its currently compressed fully and causing the sub frame to overlap the top screw of the linkage. I was planning on just using my adjustment tool and Turing it back out to raise it up... but I can not figure out where to fit this thing in to turn it. No angle when compressed seems does it seem to be able to get it and turn it, the tool is hitting the frame or the shock from either side I go to.
I am assuming that like most bikes this should be readily adjustable so I must be missing something on how to fit the tool in and still have room to turn it.. can anyone point me in the direction of what I am doing wrong, or let me know if there is something more I need to do to get access to it?
Thanks
I am assuming that like most bikes this should be readily adjustable so I must be missing something on how to fit the tool in and still have room to turn it.. can anyone point me in the direction of what I am doing wrong, or let me know if there is something more I need to do to get access to it?
Thanks