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Motorcycle teardown

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FWIW I think it's easier to remove the engine when all the stuff is still on the frame wheels front end swing arm etc. It helps keep the chassis more stable. bike on the center stand. and pull the engine. Thread hi jack warning. will an 1100E head come off with the engine still in the frame?
 
FWIW I think it's easier to remove the engine when all the stuff is still on the frame wheels front end swing arm etc. It helps keep the chassis more stable. bike on the center stand. and pull the engine. Thread hi jack warning. will an 1100E head come off with the engine still in the frame?

Yes it will.
 
I don't know if this is too late, probably is. Anyway, you can try use a dolly, just remove the mounting bolts from the side you're removing the engine from and then hold the motorcycle to the dolly and gently lower the dolly until the motorcycle is on its side then lift the frame off the motor. I never tried this before, heard about this from a friend of mine.
 
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