The-Eagle
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Hi!
I have the Yamaha extra seat on my Sidewinder MTX LE -18. Too assebly/dissassembly it requires some tools, time & if you are out in the mountains, also some patience.
I'm thinking to find a easier solution for the assembly, so it can be done without tools and as quick/easy as possible.
Does anyone here have any good tips/solution for this??
I have the Yamaha extra seat on my Sidewinder MTX LE -18. Too assebly/dissassembly it requires some tools, time & if you are out in the mountains, also some patience.
I'm thinking to find a easier solution for the assembly, so it can be done without tools and as quick/easy as possible.
Does anyone here have any good tips/solution for this??
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pics of what you are talking about might help.
The-Eagle
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Ok here is a picture:
The pipe is going in the hole and then the bolt head is assembled from the inside of the tunnel. And the nut from the outside ( to have as less ut pointing things in the tunnel that might hit the track)
There is four of these (two on each side) the two in the back is no problem since its good space there. but the two more to the front is tighter to reach with the track in the way.
The pipe is going in the hole and then the bolt head is assembled from the inside of the tunnel. And the nut from the outside ( to have as less ut pointing things in the tunnel that might hit the track)
There is four of these (two on each side) the two in the back is no problem since its good space there. but the two more to the front is tighter to reach with the track in the way.
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