Yes, love from The Netherlands too! Great to have someone taking the time for these very helpful and moneysaving videos. Keep up the good work. Bedankt!
you all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Michael Terrence I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Great informative clip. I have just bought a 2009 Executive and it seems the front left brake is binding. If I remove the fender and look down at the pads, there is a gap between the inside pad and rotor and the outside pad is tight up against the rotor. Could someone have installed the wheel incorrectly and would this cause the left fork arm to be misaligned? The caliper pistons are not binding.
thanks for the reply. I bought a 2009 Suzuki Burgman executive with bald front tire. by watching your video I noticed you have Front Axle Spacer, mine doesn't have one, so I'm a bit worried and curious. my front wheel has RING, SPEED SENSOR, and the BRACKET, SPEED SENSOR with SENSOR, FR WHEEL ABS attached by 2 bolts. just wondering if maybe the previous owner removed Front Axle Spacer and never replaced it or is it normal?
LeeDude, what would be your best advice for getting really clean my Burgman 650 rims? Most repair shops just use high-pressure water and it isn't enough for my soiled wheels, it really isn't! This is going to require 'elbow grease' and a good cleaning product, I think.
Hi Le Dude - just had another look at your very helpful video, I review each time I drop a wheel off. Hope all well with you. Do you still have your Burgman? Best regards NormanB (former admin on Burgmanusa)
always enjoy and rely on your videos. much love
bravo man..thanks for the videos. I don't own one yet but soon to come..
Yes, love from The Netherlands too!
Great to have someone taking the time for these very helpful and moneysaving videos.
Keep up the good work. Bedankt!
you all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Brooks Tyler instablaster ;)
@Michael Terrence I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Michael Terrence it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
@Brooks Tyler Happy to help :)
Thanks LeDude....always appreciate your work here!
Suddenly the front fender was gone . . . . How did you do that . Screws inside are rather difficult to achieve with the wheel still on .
That's exactly what I noticed!
@@daniluchison one of the few mistakes of Ledude. You'll need to remove it, indeed. By the way, a good monent to inspect your spark plugs.
Great informative clip. I have just bought a 2009 Executive and it seems the front left brake is binding. If I remove the fender and look down at the pads, there is a gap between the inside pad and rotor and the outside pad is tight up against the rotor. Could someone have installed the wheel incorrectly and would this cause the left fork arm to be misaligned? The caliper pistons are not binding.
thanks for the reply.
I bought a 2009 Suzuki Burgman executive with
bald front tire.
by watching your video I noticed you have
Front Axle Spacer, mine doesn't have one, so I'm a bit worried and curious.
my front wheel has RING, SPEED SENSOR, and the BRACKET, SPEED SENSOR
with SENSOR, FR WHEEL ABS attached by 2 bolts. just wondering if maybe
the previous owner removed Front Axle Spacer and never replaced it or is it normal?
All 650s 2003-2012 have spacers, you can check an online parts fiche to be sure
a real professional. Thank you
Thanks for your vids keep up the good work :)
LeeDude, what would be your best advice for getting really clean my Burgman 650 rims? Most repair shops just use high-pressure water and it isn't enough for my soiled wheels, it really isn't! This is going to require 'elbow grease' and a good cleaning product, I think.
I have used a product called ironX. You can get it on amazon. It is a little expensive but works great.
Did you just say screw(no pun intended) the inside bolts when putting the fender back on?
He doesn't show taking off the fender. It was a big surprise to me.
yeah, those inside bolts are a bugger
No way he could screw in the two 10mm bolts after installing the wheel... no way...
doesn't your speedo sensor go on the front wheel?
nope on the 650 it is on the rear wheel under the final drive cover
What year is this bike. Mine has abs
2004 THE ONLY DIFFERENCE JS ABS SENSOR AND RING
agree
where is the sound on your videos ?
none of the videos have sounds, they are supplements to the full DIY doc
docs.google.com/View?id=dgndw664_880gm9d2cmm
Hi Le Dude - just had another look at your very helpful video, I review each time I drop a wheel off. Hope all well with you. Do you still have your Burgman?
Best regards
NormanB (former admin on Burgmanusa)