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Issue 51
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Fit the radiator side panel onto the radiator using 2 x AP screws as shown in picture 2.
Fit the main radiator section by pushing the four pins into the associated holes, pictures 3 and 4.
Finally, fit the red pipe as shown in picture 5.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 52
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Fit the guard in place using 2 x KP screws as shown in picture 2.
Now fit the rubber radiator skirt and place it on the edge with the holes in the guard using 5 x KP screws, picture 3.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 53
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Start by fitting the upper connector to the lower radiator, using a KP screw, pictures 2 and 3.
Do the same with the lower connector, pictures 4 and 5.
Picture 6 shows the assembly complete for this issue.
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Issue 54 Part 1
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Retrieve the radiator assembly from the last issue and the lower radiator part into the assembly, picture 2. Now fit the radiator guard using 4 x KP screws as shown in picture 3. Take the long pipe and attach it to the bottom of the lower radiator, picture 4.
Now fix the two radiator assemblies together using a UP screw as illustrated in picture 5.
Retrieve the main bike assembly and attach the shorter black tube and connect it to the pin on the coolant pump, picture 6.
Add the radiator assembly to the frame and attach the first of the AM screws, picture 7. Turn the assembly over and attach the second AM screw, picture 8.
Attach the short pipe on the left side of the model to the upper connector on the radiator side panel, picture 9.
That completes the assembly for Part 1 of this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 54 Part 2
On the right side, attach the lower radiator to the anchor, which is already installed using a UP screw, picture 10. Now the radiator is connected, connect the pipe to the upper connector, picture 11.
Attach the long pipe to the connector on the radiator side panel, picture 12. Turn the model over and connect the cable to the oil pump pin, picture 13. Connect the two cables to the front braking system’s connectors as illustrated in picture 14.
Turn the assembly so the bottom of the frame is showing and connect the end of the long pipe to the pin on the oil filter, picture 15.
Picture 16 shows the assembly complete for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 55
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Fit both sections of the air intake duct’s together using 4 x BP screws, picture 2 and 3.
Picture 4 shows the assembly complete for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 56 Part 1
Picture 1 shows the parts for this issue.
Fit both the left and right fins to the intake duct support and secure them using 4 x AP screws, pictures 2 and 3. Now fit the two side mounts using 2 x AP screws for each side, pictures 4 and 5.
Fit the intake duct using 2 x AP screws as illustrated in pictures 6 and 7.
That completes the assembly for Part 1 of this issue.
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Issue 56 Part 2
Fit the assembly to the frame by pushing the intake up through the upper forks and attach it to the attachment point as shown in pictures 8 and 9.
Attach the first two assembly points using 2 x AM screws, picture 10. Fit another AP screw to the side radiator assembly point, picture 11.
Place a KP screw in the next assembly point, picture 12. Turn the bike to the opposite side and fit an AP screw, picture 13 and a KP screw, picture 14. Finally fit an AM screw at the top of the frame as shown in picture 15.
Picture 16 shows the assembly complete for this issue.
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