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assemblY

Assembly

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dOGbOne assemblY  Press the two 1/4’’ long 
Garlock bushings (9) into each side of the bottom end 

of the dogbone (2). Ensure that the dogbone (2) bosses are 
supported as the bushings (9) are pressed into place. The 
Garlock bushings (9) should be pressed in level and flush 
with the outside faces, as shown in Figure 2b.

dOGbOne assemblY

 

Press the dogbone bushing 

insert (8) into the Igus bushings (22) until there is equal 

amount of insert sticking out each side of the Igus bushings 
(22).

dOGbOne assemblY

 

Place dogbone bushing spacers 

(21) on each side of exposed dogbone bushing insert (8). 

dOGbOne assemblY

 

Install the two Igus bushings (22) 

into the 15mm bore at the top part of the dogbone by 

pressing the bushings level into the bore. The bushings (22) 
should be pressed into the bore until the flanges are flush 
with the bore face, as shown in Figure 2b.

figure 2a: dogbone (2) with bushings (22 & 
9) and insert (8), exploded

figure 2b: dogbone (2) with 
bushings (22 & 9) and insert (8), 
assembled

shOCK attaChment While holding the black nylon 
washer (11) to the dogbone (2), place the slider end of 

the Fox shock (2) between the two bosses of the dogbone (2). 
Line up the bushing bore in the Fox shock (3) with the Fox pin 
(10) already pressed into the dogbone (2). 

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 shOCK attaChment Press the 1.3’’ Fox Pin (10) 
into an installed Garlock bushing (9) at one end of the 

dogbone. The pin should be all the way through one of the 
bosses on one side with about 1/16th of an inch of the pin 
(10) exposed on the inboard side. Place black nylon washer 
(11) on the exposed inboard Fox pin (10) and hold in place by 
hand.

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shOCK attaChment After lining up the Fox shock (3) 
with the Fox pin (10), press the Fox pin (10) further into 

the dogbone (2) and into the Fox shock (3) until the pin just 
meet flush with the other side of the Fox shock (2) bushing 
bore. This should leave about 1/16th of an inch gap between 
the shock (2) and the boss on the other side of the dogbone. 
Insert a black nylon washer (11) within the 1/16th’’ gap and 
center as close as possible with a screwdriver. 

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shOCK attaChment

 

Press the Fox pin (10) the rest of 

the  way through the shock (3) and into the other side of 

the dogbone (2) boss. Press the pin (10) in until it is centered 
in the assembly. This will leave about 1/6th’’ exposed on each 
side of the dogbone (2) as seen in Figure 3b. Place a black 
nylon washer (11) on each end of the exposed Fox pin (10). 
These washers (10) will have to be held in place by hand in 
one of the following procedures. 

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thread prep Yeti recommends prepping all bolt threads 
at once on your work bench with Loctite or grease.  This will 
ensure that all bolts are used in assembly.   The medium 
strength (blue) Loctite formula along with proper torque is 
ideal to keep the bolts snug.

figure 3a: dogbone (2) and shock (3) 
assembly with fox pin (10) and black 
nylon washers (11), exploded

figure 3b: dogbone (2) and shock (3) 
assembly with fox pin (10) and black 
nylon washers (11), assembled

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Summary of Contents for KoKoPelli

Page 1: ...Yeti Cycles 600 Corporate Circle Unit D Golden CO USA p 303 278 6909 888 576 9384 www yeticycles com...

Page 2: ...Table of Contents Brand Overview 6 Maintenance Schedule 8 Assembly Overview 10 Assembly 12 Exploded Views 20 Part List 22 Warranty 26 Contact Information 27...

Page 3: ...ponent of your bicycle Be sure to read and understand all Warnings and Cautions Congratulations on your purchase of a new Yeti bicycle We are confident your new bicycle will exceed your expectations f...

Page 4: ...uction on many of the service items listed in the maintenance schedule Torque We have attached a brief list of torque specifications for bolts and components that may need to be tightened while perfor...

Page 5: ...hex on a bolt preventing proper torque Be careful when using ballpoint allen wrenches for the same reason Torque settings are listed throughout the instructions It is also important to prep all bolt t...

Page 6: ...in should be all the way through one of the bosses on one side with about 1 16th of an inch of the pin 10 exposed on the inboard side Place black nylon washer 11 on the exposed inboard Fox pin 10 and...

Page 7: ...slide chainstay 5 main pivot over front triangle 1 main pivot You will have to hold the thrust washers 13 as you do this This fit will be right and may require the installer to work the chainstay 5 s...

Page 8: ...if necessary If the black nylon washers 11 have fallen off the Fox pin 10 then put them back into place in preparation for installing the seatstay 4 19 Figure 6a Dogbone shock 2 3 assembly mounted to...

Page 9: ...threads of a button head 19 and insert the button head 19 and washer 12 into the outboard side of the lower seat stay 4 Thread button head 19 and washer 12 into bolt and tighten to 115 in lbs with a...

Page 10: ...ing R62RS Max 8 1 300020022 Anodozied Insert at Dogbone 9 2 300020017 Garlock 08DP04 Steel Backed Bushing 10 1 100040032 Rear Shock Pivot Pin Thru Shock Dogbone 11 4 300030052 Black Spacer 75 OD x 5 I...

Page 11: ...pivot bolt male yeti 17mm chromemoly 3 200020079 koko 01 02 master rebuild main pivot bushing model 1 300030082 bushing main pivot shaft ins 2 PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION Qty 300020011 bushing tercite x...

Page 12: ...inserts bushing non threaded asr 1 500050015 asr koko chainstay w bearings 1 300020024 bearing r62rs max main pivot koko 2 500070024 chainstay asr koko painted 1 500060001 asr kok0 dogbone kit 00 02...

Page 13: ...rized Yeti dealer together with proof of purchase The above warranties have been in effect since January 2000 All Yeti frames sold prior to that date had a limited 1 one year warranty on the frameset...

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