hey guys,
I dumped my bike this weekend and need to swap out the right rearset. Can anybody advise me on what tools i will need and if there are any "oh watch out for this". the bike is a 2007 S2R1000
thanks in advance,
O
allen keys and a large (I forget the mm) socket.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=5494 (http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=5494)
has all the oversized sockets you need to work on the bike as a whole.
Same thing happened to me. The hardest part is disconnecting the rear brake light trigger. Its pretty easy though. I just pulled the rod out of my rear brake master cylinder after taking off the two screws that hold it. Oh, and don't forget to lube everything back up that was lubed before. You are also going to need a torque wrench to torque everything back up properly. You can get them for like $20 at Harbor freight. When you put the three main nuts back in just make them all hand tight, then torque them down with the torque wrench. Curious to know where you plan on getting (or got) your replacement rear set from.
Quote from: uclabiker06 on August 13, 2008, 06:52:02 PM
Same thing happened to me. The hardest part is disconnecting the rear brake light trigger. Its pretty easy though. I just pulled the rod out of my rear brake master cylinder after taking off the two screws that hold it. Oh, and don't forget to lube everything back up that was lubed before. You are also going to need a torque wrench to torque everything back up properly. You can get them for like $20 at Harbor freight. When you put the three main nuts back in just make them all hand tight, then torque them down with the torque wrench. Curious to know where you plan on getting (or got) your replacement rear set from.
any one know what the torque specs are? I have a stock rearset from DrDesmosedici that i am throwing on and eventually throwing Sato's on once i get them
thanks for the info/help guys!
55Nm for the large nut, 36Nm for the two smaller ones, and 10Nm for the two bolts securing the master. You can download a workshop manual for very cheap if you ever want to and it has all the proper torques and a bunch of information for assembling and disassembling different parts of the bike.
the big bolt on the swing arm pivot is 24mm IIRC
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If you didn't get the giant socket of doom yet, just bring the replacement rear set up on Sunday and we'll get you all hooked up [moto]
Adam
Quote from: fromario on August 14, 2008, 07:27:11 AM
...eventually throwing Sato's on once i get them
Yeah, still waiting...
Quote from: DrDesmosedici on August 14, 2008, 08:22:45 PM
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If you didn't get the giant socket of doom yet, just bring the replacement rear set up on Sunday and we'll get you all hooked up [moto]
Adam
SUNDAY IT IS!! yea i never picked up the "socket of doom"