Triumphrat

russd01 · 06-20-2006

How did you find a wrench that would fit into that tight area to remove the AI?
- David
:hammer:

Brooksie · 06-20-2006

Thin wall deep socket set from Craftsman worked on mine.

nd2xlr8 · 06-20-2006

My good friend ground down one of his open ended wrenches to do his, so I was able to barrow his. If you have a cheap (made in China), you might consider it.

flashmc · 06-20-2006

I picked up a cheap metric open/box end wrench set from Harbor Freight. The box end is thin walled enough it fit perfectly.

amanger · 06-21-2006

Its easier to just rip the hose part of the A.I. off from the pipe then fit a ring spanner over it.Its not like it matters if you stuff the A.I.,I cant imagine any one wanting to put it back on. :hammer:

Normandy · 06-21-2006

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On 2006-06-21 03:38, amanger wrote:
Its easier to just rip the hose part of the A.I. off from the pipe then fit a ring spanner over it.Its not like it matters if you stuff the A.I.,I cant imagine any one wanting to put it back on. :hammer:

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YUP.

russd01 · 06-21-2006

OK, headed to the hardware store today and got a set of ring spanners.

Prior to buying this bike my entire tool collection consisted of 1 drill, 3 screw drivers, a leatherman and 2 bulldog spanners.

Thanks,

David

Normandy · 06-21-2006

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On 2006-06-21 11:46, russd01 wrote:
OK, headed to the hardware store today and got a set of ring spanners.

Prior to buying this bike my entire tool collection consisted of 1 drill, 3 screw drivers, a leatherman and 2 bulldog spanners.

Thanks,

David

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Then I strongly recommend a torque wrench and a manual.