Introduzione
Use this guide to remove the rear brake caliper and rotor.
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Loosen the exhaust strap:
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Use an 12mm wrench to loosen the exhaust band lock nut.
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A 6mm Allen key is required to unscrew the bolt at the bottom of the band.
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Once the bottom of the strap is loose, you can push it upward and slide the retaining pin that secures the top of the strap out to release it.
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Remove the 15mm nut securing the upper front corner of the swingarm.
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Remove the 15mm nut securing the lower front corner of the swing arm.
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Remove the 24mm rear hub nut. Having a friend hold the rear brake handle will help break it loose. You can also use an impact wrench to remove it if you cannot get enough torque with a hand ratchet.
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There is a spacer behind the rear hub nut. It will slide off with little or no force.
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There is a spacer behind the rear hub nut. It will slide off with little or no force.
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Remove the five 10mm bolts securing the rear wheel.
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Pull the wheel towards you, sliding it free of the rear axle.
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Loosen the two 6mm Allen bolts securing the rear caliper.
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Apply blue Locktite or a similar product to these bolts upon reassembly to prevent them from rattling loose.
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Lift the caliper up and free of the brake rotor.
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There is a spacer between the rear wheel and hub. It is not pressed on and should slide off easily.
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The rear hub with rotor attached should now slide freely off of the rear axle.
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Remove the five 10mm nuts, then the five 4mm Allen bolts they were locking into place to remove the rear brake rotor for replacement.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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