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Join Date: Oct 2021
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So I was riding a bit in some slippery mud, I then crashed easy and simple I've done some minor crashes here and there but nothing this big.
(I HAVE VERY LITTLE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MOTORCYCLES/ DIRTBIKES) Anyways, I pulled the Hawk 250 up and felt there was something wrong. The bike didn't seems to be going strait and the front fender wasn't lined up with the wheel. So I then pushed the bike back to my garage and lifted it up to see that it looks quite different than before. Here are some pictures... http://imgur.com/gallery/d8oZRGB http://imgur.com/gallery/lWPDFVL Any advice and info would be 100% appreciated. Should I take it to a mechanic can I fix it on my own (with next to no knowledge and limited tools). |
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You just tweak the forks a little in the triple tree. Loosen up the bolts on the triple tree then twist the forks till it looks straight again the tighten the bolts back up.
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Join Date: Oct 2021
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I'll try that I'm not too sure exactly how to go about it but hopefully YouTube will fill in the blanks. Thank you again for getting me started on fixing the problem.
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front, hawk250, problem, tire |
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