Ive been told the little rod is called "Tie rod" but the end part on the opposite side from the "shifter" is it supposed to wiggle around loosely?

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It's a ball joint... It's designed and made to wiggle around
Shift rod, tie rod same same

So if it wiggles around alot its normal ? of course while shifter is not on should get my SV Racing rear set in a hour or so in the mail !

It's a ball inside a collar... If it didn't wiggle around you would have a problem, or if it popped apart. Lots and lots of mechanical things have one or more some place or another :thumbup:

Tie rod end, spherical rod end.... pivoting so it can work at many angles.

So if it wiggles around alot its normal ? of course while shifter is not on should get my SV Racing rear set in a hour or so in the mail !

Lol all is good now thanks guys literally 10 seconds after i posted this my USPS knocked on the door with my rear sets :D all installed and all good and working thanks guys

I got another concern to see if one of you can help me out what is this little tub next too the kick stand for and is it supposed to just be hanging out like that ?

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It's an overflow tube for the gas.

never mind i found out what it is. Thank you Google :D

It's an overflow tube for the gas.
thanks

heim joint

The heim joints would fail after a crash sometimes. This was observed a few times and looking at the guys part in the beginning of the thread, I was interested if it also failed.

FYI the dot on the shifter linkage is supposed to line up with the line on the rod.
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Not necessarily.