How To Remove & Install Rear Wheel On FJ 09
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2018
- This High Class Loser shows you how to remove & install as well as adjust the chain on a 2017 Yamaha FJ-09 (Tracer 900) this process will be extremely similar to an FZ-09 (MT-09) or even an XRS 900 or FZ-07 (MT-07). This will also cover non ABS models, you just wont have to remove the wheel sensor, makes things easier!
The tire I installed is a Pirelli MT60, that'll be coming up in another video!
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People like you are a gift to earth! Thank you for taking time out of your day and recording and uploading this to help us out! Ride safe!
You are great teacher, without bad language and don't seem frustrated. Thanks
Spot on , removed wheel before watching this left it a while due to work commitments ,then looked at this to replace and remind me ...real good description thanks
Doing front & rear tires on a 2015 / FJ07 …… most helpful !!!! 🤙🤙🫡
Huge help as I just replaced my tire at a local shop. 41.25 for both tires and I removed and installed them..with the help of your video as the rear tire was being a bit rebellious!
Super posting, thanks a million!! Great quality video and nice clear instructions. Much appreciated 😊👍
So much easier to remove than to re-install! LOL! Always the case! Love how "clean and accessible" everything is on this bike.
Dude! Somebody needs a head mount or chest mount for the camera! Kudos for doing this with one hand!
Ive been putting some of my winter maintenance stuff off waiting on this stupid head mount thing i ordered forever ago, I really want to film with 2 hands haha!
great video very helpful, I like how careful you are with the bike.
great video, keep up with your great works, wish U best luck!
Thanks! 👍
Another fine video sir!
+Harley Dave thanks! 👍
Great video, thanks! I´ve got a fj-09 from 2015 with a worn back tyre.
Glad it helped!
Very helpful! Thank you
No problem! 👍
Like you, I was sure you would ave been able to walk that chain off, but looks like Yamaha decided that the axle has to come off. I’m like you, I use lubricant, blue loctite and anti-seize grease when ever I take thing apart. Nice vid bro.
+vac0002 It would definitely make it a little easier being able to put the wheel up and in, then pop the chain on!
Thats good to hear Im not the only one thats OCD on the bike maintenance and properly lubing everything haha!
Aren't you supposed to line up the lightest part of the tire (red dot) with the valve stem?
I love when customers just bring the wheel and tire instead of the whole bike ill usually just punch it out real quick where as drop the whole bike and it will sit in line waiting to come in great vlog
+ace f thats almost like an incentive for them to bring the loose wheel if it ends up getting done a lot quicker!
AUTOT3K HCL yep kind of programming customers but half do half dont....alot faster
What is the make, model of the new tires you installed? Are they any good on gravel/logging roads?
This video made what I thought would take hours into 10 minutes
If you took the axel bolt out without moving the chain adjuster nuts. Would that save work at the end? Or would not ne able to remove the chain?
Yes you can do that. Just double check the chain at the end
The Yamaha manual says 10-15 mm of chain slack (-.5"). Everyone I've spoke to, and posts on the FJ Forum say that is way to tight. The accepted norm is 25-30mm.
You are correct, that does seem pretty tight
yep...fz09(mt09) owner and the manual has it too tight...25-30mm is where it should be
I did mine around 30. When you get suspension travel at 10 you could damage the chain
You also put too much loading on the drive shaft bearing, and besides I can't think of any other bike where the slack is 10-15mm
Hey brother, what tire do you have on the back of that? I just wore out my Diablo five in seven months. I need something a little more hardware that looks like the ticket.
This was the pirelli Mt60. Burned out around 6500km.
That bike is years gone now.
I run a dunlop trailmax mission rear on my Tiger 900 and get about 25k km on it
You think this would be too sketchy to do on just the centre stand?
I just did mine with only the center stand. Worked fine!
What tire is that? Looks infinitely more capable than the stock Bridgetones..
Pirelli MT 60 RS. I'm pleased with them so far! 👍
mt 60 in tracer?
I liked riding this bike on gravel. Added the MT60s and a skid plate. Ended up trading in on an adventure bike
You should always wash your hands before you take a piss man, even when you've been wearing your gloves. It's just common courtesy for the next person.
Worst case Ontario
I see someone watches trailer park boys!
Finally someone caught it! Haha
That's for the vid bro🫡 some people are just naturals !