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5
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Remove the first fork leg, replacing the top
bolt to prevent oil loss.
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6
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Repeat the operation for the second leg.
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Note that the steering head bearings are of the
sealed ball journal type which will not be
disturbed by removal of the yokes and stem.
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7
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1971 and later models. Remove the lower
yoke. This is accomplished by releasing the tab
washer and removing the large nut from the bottom
of the fork stem. Support the headlamp and tap the
lower yoke downwards clear of the stem.
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8
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Collect the two bottom and one top 'O' ring
released by each headlamp bracket and top cover and
allow the headlamp to hang down on its harness,
with fork covers attached.
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9
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The upper yoke is now captive only by the
tightness of the stem in the steering head
bearings. Use a hide mallet or soft drift to drive
the stem up through the bearings, allowing the
upper yoke to be removed. Collect the dust cover
and washer.
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7A
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Pre 1971 models. Remove the large chrome blind
nut and washer and drive the upper yoke up off the
stem.
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8A
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Remove the nut and dust cover from the stem.
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9A
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Using a hide hammer or soft drift, drive the
stem down through the bearings, to release the
lower yoke and stem.
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