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Anyone know what size bolt - rear suspension excentric

Does anyone know the size of the rear suspension eccentric bolts. I'm made adjustments to the rear ride hight twice, and both times I've had to use channel-loc pliers. I was thinking I might buy the end wrench that fits.

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Swollen, actually.

And don't waste money on a 36mm wrench, just get a GOOD quality crescent wrench that opens that far.
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Good advice Rasta Monsta. Many uses for a crescent wrench that big, pretty much one use for a 36mm wrench.
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You can also get a cheap headset wrench from your local bicycle store. 36mm is a very common size, and if you have clearance issues they are all very thin wrenches. Thats what i used on my '87 when i did it. I actually need to do it again on my 951... i hate that forward rake. Also creates some strange handling characteristics when on the track.
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Also creates some strange handling characteristics when on the track.
Some? All.

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