Gsxr 750 Rear Axle Nut Size at Steve Prince blog

Gsxr 750 Rear Axle Nut Size. You must have a very special adjustable if it reads torques. I believe it is a 36 or 37, but i can check tonight. It looks failry small, and the local dealer doesnt have a clue. Its a friends bike and i need to know what tool to bring from work. My haynes manual isnt much of help and i dont have a pair. No, it is much bigger than that. K6/7 have a cotter pin, k8/9 's do not have a pin. I know we have manuals up here, but i just wanted a quick, easy to find list for you folks. If you want the pin, get an axle from a k6/7 gsxr 600/750. It will be a sloppy fit and round the nut off,(like i did !) you need to buy a. Spring preload has 18mm of adjustment, 1 turn on hex nut equals 1mm of preload on. You're supposed to torque that nut, and to a fairly hefty value. I am putting my rear wheel back on tonight, so i. Its a 36 mm nut but dont buy a 36 mm multi edge socket. Adjust using a 14mm hex nut in the centre of the forkcaps.

You're supposed to torque that nut, and to a fairly hefty value. I am trying to change my chain and i dont know the rear axel nut size. If you want the pin, get an axle from a k6/7 gsxr 600/750. My haynes manual isnt much of help and i dont have a pair. I believe it is a 36 or 37, but i can check tonight. Spring preload has 18mm of adjustment, 1 turn on hex nut equals 1mm of preload on. No, it is much bigger than that. It looks failry small, and the local dealer doesnt have a clue. Adjust using a 14mm hex nut in the centre of the forkcaps. You must have a very special adjustable if it reads torques.

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Gsxr 750 Rear Axle Nut Size Spring preload has 18mm of adjustment, 1 turn on hex nut equals 1mm of preload on. Adjust using a 14mm hex nut in the centre of the forkcaps. Its a friends bike and i need to know what tool to bring from work. I am putting my rear wheel back on tonight, so i. I know we have manuals up here, but i just wanted a quick, easy to find list for you folks. You must have a very special adjustable if it reads torques. My haynes manual isnt much of help and i dont have a pair. Its a 36 mm nut but dont buy a 36 mm multi edge socket. If you want the pin, get an axle from a k6/7 gsxr 600/750. No, it is much bigger than that. I believe it is a 36 or 37, but i can check tonight. I am trying to change my chain and i dont know the rear axel nut size. It looks failry small, and the local dealer doesnt have a clue. Spring preload has 18mm of adjustment, 1 turn on hex nut equals 1mm of preload on. K6/7 have a cotter pin, k8/9 's do not have a pin. You're supposed to torque that nut, and to a fairly hefty value.