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  • Roadman48
    XSive
    • Apr 2012
    • 39
    • Central Ohio

    #1

    Swingarm removal

    Hello All,

    I am in the process of replacing the middle drive boot on my XS1100F. Could someone tell me the correct size of the swingarm pivot bolt locknut?

    I need to purchase a socket to remove it and this will save multiple trips to the hardware store.

    Thanks.

    Larry
    Larry
    1979 XS1100SF
    1981 XJ650 Maxim
    1981 XS650 (Frame off rebuild/mild custom)
    1981 SR500 (Pristine Stock Original)
    1979 XT500 (Configured as a TT500)
    2008 HD Sportster (With Texas Ranger sidecar)
    1967 Honda 305 Scrambler (Frame off restoration)
    1966 Honda S90 (Frame off restoration/My first bike)
  • Schming
    XS-XJ Guru
    • Jul 2009
    • 2070
    • Pittsburgh,PA

    #2
    27mm or use a 1 1/16" socket HTH
    1980 XS1100G "Dolly G" Full Dresser (with a coat of many colors )
    1979 XS1100SF (stock-euro mods planned)
    1984 XV700L Virago (to be hot-modded)
    1983 XJ750MK Midnight Maxim (semi-restored DD)
    1977 XS650D ( patiently awaiting resto)

    Sometimes it takes a whole tank of gas before you can think straight.

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    • Roadman48
      XSive
      • Apr 2012
      • 39
      • Central Ohio

      #3
      Thanks for the quick reply, I really appreciate it.

      Larry
      Larry
      1979 XS1100SF
      1981 XJ650 Maxim
      1981 XS650 (Frame off rebuild/mild custom)
      1981 SR500 (Pristine Stock Original)
      1979 XT500 (Configured as a TT500)
      2008 HD Sportster (With Texas Ranger sidecar)
      1967 Honda 305 Scrambler (Frame off restoration)
      1966 Honda S90 (Frame off restoration/My first bike)

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      • fredintoon
        Master of XSology
        • Mar 2004
        • 6795
        • Saskatoon SK

        #4
        Originally posted by Roadman48
        Thanks for the quick reply, I really appreciate it.
        Larry
        Hi Larry,
        the 27mm (or 1-1/16", they are just about the same size) socket will also fit the rear axle nut and several other fasteners on the bike.
        Sure beats rounding the corners off with a crescent wrench.
        Fred Hill, S'toon
        XS11SG with Spirit of America sidecar
        "The Flying Pumpkin"

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        • CaptonZap
          XS-XJ Guru
          • Jun 2010
          • 1748
          • Denver

          #5
          Originally posted by fredintoon
          Hi Larry,
          the 27mm (or 1-1/16", they are just about the same size) socket will also fit the rear axle nut and several other fasteners on the bike.
          Sure beats rounding the corners off with a crescent wrench.
          LOL. Fred, it sounds like you have your anal out, too.
          "about the same size"?
          From the on line conversion site,

          "27 millimeter = 1.062 992 126 inch"
          Lets see, rounding off to the 4th decimal, which rounds off to the 3rd decimal, gets us to 1.063, which is .005 larger than .0625. (1/16th. Actually, to be more anal about it, 27mm is only .0004912 inch larger than 1 & 1/16. Half a thou larger, rounded off.) Close enough for Gummit work.

          Yep, about the same size.

          CZ

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          • Rasputin
            XS-XJ Super Guru
            • Apr 2008
            • 3179
            • Lacombe, Alberta, Canada

            #6
            CZ yer a bit to anal about your replies...
            2-79 XS1100 SF
            2-78 XS1100 E Best bike Ever
            80 XS 1100 SG Big bore kit but not fully running yet.
            Couple of more parts bikes of which 2 more will live!

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            • CaptonZap
              XS-XJ Guru
              • Jun 2010
              • 1748
              • Denver

              #7
              Originally posted by Rasputin
              CZ yer a bit to anal about your replies...
              Well, yeah, maybe I do tend to over anal ize things.
              CZ

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