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Tightening torque for handlebar riser?

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What is the tightening torque for the two bolts that are under the triple clamp that hold the handlebar risers.

 

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Search around on the site because I believe the service manual is a pdf somewhere on here. Has all the info you'll ever need!

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16 minutes ago, Uncle M said:

Search around on the site because I believe the service manual is a pdf somewhere on here. Has all the info you'll ever need!

I have the manual but these bolts are not on there

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Just tighten the fronts then hand tight the rears. Theyll be grand. 

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The drawing isn't very clear but it looks like 32Nm as per the bottom right hand side.

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6 hours ago, Rider 101 said:

The drawing isn't very clear but it looks like 32Nm as per the bottom right hand side.

Yes that is correct

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And another place in the manual...

 

Also, I answered this in another thread you started.  Perhaps you should only post once on a particular subject, after researching yourself? 

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1 hour ago, Hollybrook said:

Also, I answered this in another thread you started.  Perhaps you should only post once on a particular subject, after researching yourself? 

 

Agree...

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20 hours ago, Dougie said:

Just tighten the fronts then hand tight the rears. Theyll be grand. 

RTFQ Dougie. Ignore me. I’ll get my coat. I’ll blame my ageing eyes. 🙄

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2 hours ago, ninot7 said:

Is there a link for the repair manual please? I have the owners manual already. 

Yes you can find it from here. It’s pinned under tech.  “Service manual”. Use the printer in work though. It’s over 200 sheets. 😁🍺

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Or you can download it to your phone and have it while riding if you need to fix or diagnose any problems.

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4 hours ago, ninot7 said:

Is there a link for the repair manual please? I have the owners manual already. 

 

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