ibis Mojo Hd 160, Notes On Tuning And Maintenance

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Step 1
Put your freshly cleaned Mojo in a
work stand. Remove the front derail-
leur, cranks, and the rear wheel.
Remove the shock by removing the
shock bolts with two 4mm and one
6mm Allen wrench.
Step 4
Next, remove the axle in the lower
link that passes through the front tri-
angle with two 6mm Allen wrenches.
This might take some force since we
use Loctite on this interface.
Step 2
Using a 5mm Allen wrench, remove
all four 5mm bolts that hold the
upper link to the swingarm and
front triangle. Since the strut on
the swingarm blocks access to the
final bolt, rotate the swingarm up to
remove that last 5mm bolt.
Step 5
Remove this main pivot axle.
Pull the swingarm and the lower
link away from the front triangle.
Step 3
Remove the upper link from the
front triangle. It will help to slightly
spread apart the stays of the swing-
arm while you remove the link.
Step 6
Remove the axle in the lower link
that passes through the swingarm
using two 5mm Allen wrenches.
* To reassemble your bike,
follow the steps in reverse order.
Remember to use a little Loctite
blue thread locker on all steel and
aluminum fasteners, and to use
anti–seize on all titanium fasteners.
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