Motorcycle Front Wheel - Removal and Install
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Very informative! Im poor as hell but love doing my own handy work so I despise shop maintenence.
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For those that have the R1 like the one in this video - you can loosen the axle bolt by keeping the pinch bolts (allans) completely tightened first. Meaning. Remove the axle bolt first - then the pinch bolts after the axle bolt, then you can push the axle through the other side with a long rod (I used a skinny long scissor blade and a hammer) without a hex key tool Jay mentions. These videos made my day much much easier today. Thanks buy moto.
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I agree with learning but if you ever have any doubt get a manufacturer tech to do the work, i had honda do work to a honda to find some wannabe mechanic had done things like swap spark plug cap covers so the numbers were different, when trying to troubleshoot problems that small thing can cause a headache for next owner!
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Great Vid.. Why pay the stealership.... If you ride--> learn the basics of repair... YOU MIGHT NEED THEM SOME DAY!
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I don't know how anyone can dislike your videos! Very informative and safe techniques, glad i stumbled across this!
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Ya don't u re grease the angle also people say to bounce on the front forks while hold the front brake to re align everything idk something like that
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how do u separate the caliber from the front tire to install
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Don't you re-grease the front axle? You did that on the rear wheel. Thanks for reply.
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great video i a chick got my own dirt bike and love learnin how to do the work on it i have to do front wheel bearings so u got vid for that please
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I liked your video very much.
well so intresting, but i got a 2003 jxsr an the axle has in one side the hole to the hex key but in the other side it has only a hole, which is the nut, son when a try lose it, the axle turn with the nut an i can't remove it, i try by tighten the two litlle screws the ones hold the axle an still the same i hope you can help me up thanks.
fogosito90210 3 years ago
Fog,
You're almost there. Once you have removed the screw on one side, you need to loosen the pinch bolts on both forks and using the hex key with a wrench, wiggle the axle out - it will come out with a little elbow grease. Make sure your calipers are off as well.
buymoto 3 years ago
i was just wondering, is ur track bike lisenced or insured.
ccclock 4 years ago
If you are a "budget" racer, then your track bike might be your street bike as well at which point it must be licensed and insured.
Most race bikes that are track use only are not insured. But if you find a company that will insure track bikes, please let us all know! =)
buymoto 4 years ago
i might check out your shop when i get my new bike next year only a few miles north of me.
ffxiholyxx 4 years ago
Thank you. We recently moved, so check out our new address on our website first!
buymoto 4 years ago