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Wheels
Rear Wheel Removal
1. Raise the motorcycle front and rear on lift
stands [See pg. 7].
2. Remove the axle nut
A
and the chain adjuster
block
C
.
3. Hold the rear wheel and remove the axle
B
.
4. The wheel will rest on the retention system of
the swingarm.
5. Move the rim forward in the swingarm to
remove the chain from the sprocket.
6. Lift the rim until the brake disc is no longer
between the caliper.
7. Tilt the tire slightly to ensure it does not hit the
caliper when removing it. Also take care to not
hit the speed sensor with the sensor ring
D
.
Rear Wheel Installation
1. Clean and grease the shaft seals and mating
surfaces of the spacer.
2. Clean and grease the thread of the axle
B
and nut.
3. Clean the mating surfaces of the brake caliper
support and swingarm.
4. Insert the rear wheel like shown in the picture,
slightly tilt it to make sure it does not damage
the speed sensor or brake caliper while being
inserted into the swingarm.
5. Straighten the rim and lower it until the brake
disc is inside the caliper.
6. The rim does not have to be supported, as it
rests on the brake caliper.
7. Move the rim forward and place a part of the
chain on top of the sprocket.
8. Rotate the tire backward until the chain is
mounted back on the sprocket correctly.
9. Pull the tire back until it is realigned with the
chain adjusters.
10. Insert the axle
B
from the left.
11. Attach the right adjuster block
C
and the axle
nut
A
(loosely tightened).
12. Push the tire forward until the adjuster blocks
are touching the adjuster screws.
13. Check the chain tension and adjust it if
necessary [See pg. 10].
14. Tighten the axle nut – 100 Nm (73.7 lb-ft).
15. Activate the rear brake several times to ensure
there are no faults in the system.
A
C
D
B
B
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