Help from someone who can check on

[Charlesbusa]

I'm trying to buy the wrench that is used to adjust the preload on the Busa and 750's rear shock.

I'm not too confindent with the guys on the phone at a couple dealerships. Most can't even find it.

So I just want to double check the part number.

9923-70974-LPT


Thanks

[NINJA KILLER]

If you have to you can go to www.bikebandit.com and look under OEM Parts and find out all the numbers you need.

[Charlesbusa]

If you have to you can go to www.bikebandit.com and look under OEM Parts and find out all the numbers you need.

Thanks, but the outcome was the same as ronayers;

No results


What makes this hard is that it is a tool, not a part...

[heykenny]

you were missing a 9........ 99923-70974-LPT. 35 bucks ish..

[Rayabusa0818]

PM VMAN1300, great guy, board sponsor, and he can get anything.

[Charlesbusa]

you were missing a 9........   99923-70974-LPT.     35 bucks ish..

That was simple.

But I'm still left wondering because the description says "spring preload"

No pic either...

[jwcfbd]

is it not in the tool kit that came with the bike?

[heykenny]

But I'm still left wondering because the description says "spring preload"

they were probably goin for "spring preload adjust tool" or something and got lazy or ran out of space

[Charlesbusa]

is it not in the tool kit that came with the bike?

If there is one in the tool kit, its way too small to use with the shock on the bike, easily anyway. But I'm pretty sure its not in the tool kit.

[Charlesbusa]

I haven't seen suzuki's tool yet, no pics, but if its not easy to use, I won't get it.

It has to be long enough that its easily usable.


If anyone knows a tool that makes it really easy to adjust with the shock on the bike, let me know.

[heykenny]

you might try 09910-60611 as well... bout a foot long and fairly universal