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ben650 27-11-05 05:30 PM

help removing wheels?????
 
im having the rims polished on my k5 nakid to complement the spray job,but im new to the orld of bikes so i have a couple of question's :roll: sorry :D

i have a paddock stand so the backs sorted,but how do i go about getting the front end up in the air?

Is there any thing i need to know before i get to work?,or is quite straight forward?

Cheers for any help guys :wink: ill get some pics up when she's back together :wink:

Scoobs 27-11-05 06:01 PM

Jack it up from under the engine block. Put a piece of wood between the jack and the block to prevent damage.

Biker Biggles 27-11-05 06:08 PM

Loosen all the bolts first as it won't be very stable on a rear stand and jack.Some additional support would be good if you can rig it up.

ben650 27-11-05 06:10 PM

cheers guys isn't the exhaust in the way if i use a jack?

Biker Biggles 27-11-05 06:16 PM

No.Jack it from the near side under the sump with a block of wood to spread the load.

Cloggsy 27-11-05 07:18 PM

You could just get a front stand :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:

ben650 27-11-05 07:30 PM

guessing thats you? they any good?

northwind 27-11-05 07:52 PM

Abba or NWS stand's better, and not much more than a front and rear stand... You've got to be fairly brave to take the front wheel off on a typical rear stand. Because the engine base is fairly far back, if you jack it under there you're too close to the centre of gravity for stability. If the rear wheel's off it's even less fun.

Joe110 27-11-05 11:18 PM

You also need a 17mm allen key on a socket to remove the front wheel.

Mike1234 27-11-05 11:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe110
You also need a 17mm allen key on a socket to remove the front wheel.

According to the workshop manual (and the hex drive I have in the draw) it's a 12mm one you need.


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