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29 Nov 2005
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Demant propshaft
From what I've read, the modified Erich Demant propshaft with HD universal joints and grease nipples is the way to go for trouble free long distance riding, and this seems to cost in the region of $250 or thereabouts.
Question - What actually does he do to the propshaft? I believe the UJs were staked but he machines grooves for circlips, right? Question - What HD UJs does he use instead of the OE ones? Question - Is this modification something any UJ repair ship in the UK can carry out or are we talking about specialised engineering work? 
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29 Nov 2005
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yep does every thing he says he will do and quick to.if on the ukgser site send us a pm
:-) cheers nobby
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29 Nov 2005
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hi
answer to the question- 1 yes they are modified to take circlips 2 could not tell you 3 proably I handed the shaft to jim cray and he though he may be able to do something cheers nobby
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