Dave,
I've never had a problem removing the bolt holding the rotor in the 3 times I've gone in
there, but I have a VERY expensive Ingersol-Rand 1/2" air impact wrench that can go up to
500 ft. lbs. on removal. See if one of your buds has an air wrench and will "rattle" the bolt off
for you.
Cheers,
Ed
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sad news from bonneville salt flats
Another Pilot Down
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AFP)
A motorcyclist was killed after losing control of his bike at 385 kilometers (239 miles) per hour and crashing on Utah s famous Bonneville Salt Flats, authorities and reports said Thursday.
The American Motorcyclist Association said in a statement on its website that 49-year-old Cliff Gullett of Montana was killed in an accident during a time trial at the location, around 185 kilometers (115 miles) west of Salt Lake City.
The AMA said Gullett was competing in the 500cc class during a time trial speed racing event when his bike crashed. Reports said Gullett was aiming to set a record for the fastest two-stroke, two-cylinder motorcycle.
The Salt Lake Tribune cited police investigators as saying Gullett was travelling at 239 miles per hour before the crash.
God Speed Cliff
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