Hi, anyone got one of these they want to get rid of ? Cheers
Wanted Airhead driveshaft compressor tool
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Yep I think I have one I don’t need any more.
Bear with me, I’ll dig it out later today.
Still looking if anyone has one?
give 'im a chance , do you not know he is a bit old and senile ?
Ha Ha, aren't we all, some of Nin's bits are missing so still lookinggive 'im a chance , do you not know he is a bit old and senile ?
Presume you’ve seen the new option ?
www.flatracer.com
FlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor Tool - 80000 11 2 800 / 26-1-700
FlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor ToolFlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor Tool - 80000 11 2 800 or 26-1-700Heavy duty BMW Airhead Boxer driveshaft compressor tool, it allows to disassemble easily and safely the BMW post September 78 coil...
www.flatracer.com
I wish I had! The only one I thought was available was the one made by cycle works in the US used on the Brooks airhead video so spent the day manufacturing one from bits of steel plate and threaded bar I had, it works in a fashion but bends a tad and the spring has tried to break free a couple of times, getting the snap ring out was a pain but eventually managed to get the knackered shaft out of the swing arm. Getting it all back with the new shaft may be a problem with my tool so will probably invest in one. Cheers Mr MozPresume you’ve seen the new option ?
FlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor Tool - 80000 11 2 800 / 26-1-700
FlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor ToolFlatRacer BMW R2v Airhead Boxer (79-96) Driveshaft Compressor Tool - 80000 11 2 800 or 26-1-700Heavy duty BMW Airhead Boxer driveshaft compressor tool, it allows to disassemble easily and safely the BMW post September 78 coil...
I have the Flatracer version and the end plates do flex a bit in use - but it does the job.
The threaded parts are sharp and can scratch the paint / powder coat on your swingarm.
I covered mine in a plastic sleeve to mitigate this.
The threaded parts are sharp and can scratch the paint / powder coat on your swingarm.
I covered mine in a plastic sleeve to mitigate this.
I have one I bought from the US, so probably Cycle Works. It's not for sale, but I can say it does the job.
I also used it to replace the spring on the gearbox internal cush drive.
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