Ducati Multistrada 1260 Enduro Front Wheel Removal/Installation

This video goes through the process I follow for removal and installation of the front wheel on a Ducati Multistrada Enduro 1260. Hope you find it helpful. I am switching from the Scorpion Trail II to the TCK 70 tire to try something new. Excited to see how it handles in the sandy soil here in PA and NJ.

[@hendrikvangraan9269]

thanks, well done

[@streetfighter8357]

Sehr informatives Video, bitte weiter so

[@Fentventures]

Thank you for the positive comments. Keep the shiny side up!

[@gilleshalle7105]

great thanks

[@annappansathiyamangalam773]

Good job

[@Fentventures]

Thank you for watching.

[@xavierhernandez7293]

I have a 2015 1200s and just replaced my front rim but the right brake caliber is hitting the rim any tips??

[@Fentventures]

Is the new rim spoked or Alloy? Sounds like it is probably spoked and the wheel wasn't built properly and is off center.

[@Fentventures]

Also important to note that I have not worked on the GS and this is just my best guess absent seeing it myself. You might also check and see if you are able to flip the wheel around. Possibly installed incorrectly. Also insure spacers are in correct orientation. Good luck.

[@xavierhernandez7293]

@@Fentventures thanks

[@xavierhernandez7293]

@@Fentventures it is stock rim alloy

[@joekynaston9979]

Torque settings???? !!!!!

[@Fentventures]

Please contact your local dealer. I don't provide this information because I have been told different torque settings by different dealers and I do not want to be responsible for incorrect information. I have recently been provided contact information for Ducati which I have requested torque settings from. If they provide me the values I will provide that information. Keep the shiny side up and thank you for watching.

[@eternal_moto]

Hi from Greece! You make helpful videos but please do something with the audio. Your voice is not heard at all. I have the same bike with you and i wouldnt recomment doing all this stuff without using a torque wrench. Greetings, stay safe.

[@Fentventures]

Thank you for the positive comments. I will look to increase the voice audio and decrease the background music.