Torque setting for the rear brake caliper.

[Bigtrucknuts]

Is it the same as the front at 38Nm?

 

[WindyChuffer]

Who cares. Just nip it up fella.

 

[Shunt]

are the bolts the same as the fronts?

 

[Bigtrucknuts]

There the same as the fronts yes. So yes maybe the same settings.

Sorry for the stupid question Chuffy.....

 

[WindyChuffer]

It's not a stupid question.

 

[AberdeenAngus]

Stop tightening just before it shears.......

 

[pistole]

Front brake


Brake disc to front wheel M8 x 27, Replace screw


Thread-locking compound (Micro-encapsulated)
19 Nm tighten by stages in diagonally opposite sequence

Brake caliper on telescopic fork M10 x 65
38 Nm

Bleed screw in front brake caliper M8
10 Nm

Rear brake


Brake caliper to Final Drive M8 x 25
24 Nm

Bleed screw in rear brake caliper
14 Nm

Brake disc to wheel flange M8 x 15.5, Replace screw
tighten by stages in diagonally opposite sequence

Thread-locking compound (Micro-encapsulated)
Tightening torque, 12 Nm Additional torque, 30 Nm

Electronic components


Wheel-speed sensor to telescopic forks/bevel gears M6 x 16
8 Nm

Wheels with bearings


Quick-release axle in telescopic forks M12 x 20
30 Nm

Rear wheel to wheel flange M10 x 1.25 x 40
60 Nm tighten in diagonally opposite sequence

RDC sensor to wheel rim


M8 x 25, use thread-locking compound for repair (Loctite 243, Medium strength)
9 Nm

Side stand


Side stand to pivot mount M10 x 1, (Loctite 2701, High strength)
35 Nm

Rear-wheel cover, number-plate carrier


Number-plate carrier to rear frame M6 x 17.5
8 Nm

Rear-wheel cover to rear frame M6 x 17.5
8 Nm

Spray guard to Final Drive M6 x 20 (Loctite 243, Medium strength)
8 Nm

 

[pistole]

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=907828&highlight=torque&page=2

 

[(RIP) Miff]

There are only 3 torque settings that you need.

Just nipped.
FT (Fecking tight)
Shear, then back off 1/2 a turn.

 

[stolzy]

Tighten it until it breaks and then back it off half a turn.

 

[POL382]

It's not a stupid question.

There are no stupid questions, just stupid answers!

You'll find plenty of them on here, usually the higher their post count the more stupid the answer.

 

[Smug]

Well said

 

[JimVonBaden]

A list of the most common torque values needed: http://www.jimvonbaden.com/Wethead Torques.xlsx

Jim

 

[NZRalphy]

Really?.... Just nip it up ? FFS

 

[kurienp]

Thanks for putting in that hard work JVB, to get all that well structured. Much appreciated.

A list of the most common torque values needed: http://www.jimvonbaden.com/Wethead Torques.xlsx

Jim

 

[PvtVoytek]

Really?.... Just nip it up ? FFS

It's only the rear!

 

[JimVonBaden]

Thanks for putting in that hard work JVB, to get all that well structured. Much appreciated.

My pleasure!

Jim

 

[WindyChuffer]

Would be even better if it had the spanner / socket / torx sizes on it as well.

 

[JimVonBaden]

Would be even better if it had the spanner / socket / torx sizes on it as well.

How about I just come do it for you?

Jim