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Coyote
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Post by Coyote »

I am currently sitting on a bakers dozen of the laser machined steering nut spanners. I am offering these up again for anyone that missed out the first time - or you know someone that would like to have one.
Price is still $10.00 + $3.10 first class mail shipping (to USA). Please add $0.65 is you want to buy through PayPal.
Please do not respond here. Email me at : coyotesdoins@cox.net

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Post by Suzukidave »

I have one of these and they are worth every penny , they work on GTs and i found out GSXRs :D double good .
the older i get the faster i was
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Post by Coyote »

Fits my GS1000 too Dave. No telling how many old Suzis used the same nut.
I put one on ebay today for $14.99 + $4.00 shipping. I already have a bidder!
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Post by Suzukidave »

Thanx for giving us list guys a price break on your tool :D
the older i get the faster i was
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Post by Arne »

I used mine to take a retention collar off a grinder once too (odd the things you can use things for once you get them)
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Post by TLRam1 »

Yea, worked on my Honda Magna also.
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Post by jkevinlilly »

Excellently made tool.

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