Ducati S2R Rear Wheel Replacement and Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2013
- Get your tire cheap on Amazon HERE: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001...
Rear stand: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005...
Don't forget the 46mm Socket: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000...
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The whole process is pretty simple. Having the rear wheel stand makes this project so much easier. Replacing the back tire would be almost impossible without it.
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Revisiting this video after 10 years lol, you have accomplished a ton of good stuff man. TRULY INSPIRING
Thank you!
Hey man love the bike, hope you will be one of a big youtuber soon 🙏
This is very helpful 👍
Ya, I think the book said 130 fp, but on forums ive read anywhere from 100-130.
Hey there Jerry. Just checkin out your old videos. Big fan
Venu Krithish me too
Just bought the same bike. About to remove the wheel. Thanks for the tip about the muffler.
Just came across this video ...very helpfull..thanks
WHAT YEAR IS YOUR BIKE? MINE IS A 2006
Nice, practical video, thank you. In the description and related link, it says that the socket size is 46mm. However, in a previous response you said that it is 44mm. Which one is the correct size?
Thanks again,
Maxwell Smart Dang it, lol, thats an important mistake. Ill have to check on my bike and correct it.
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I know this video is old but he is using a 12 pointed socket on a six pointed bolt. That is why that bold looks so damaged at the points if you look closely. The correct socket is 46mm 6 point. Not 12. The 12 point sockets for the larger Ducatis like the Panigale use a 12 pointed socket and is 51mm I believe.
that moment you realise 2013 is almost 7 years go... 7.
9 years lol
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Does the rear nut have to be torqued to a spec?
176 Nm for the right side nut and 156 Nm for the left side.
Its quite common that you'll need to replace these parts because there has been dirt in and too much torque in installation
What size of socket you are using? Metric or Standard?
It was a 44mm socket. I put a link for the parts in the video description.
It's European so all the nuts and bolts are M- standard. That means that you'll need tools that are in millimeters, not inches. Please do not tighten up any bolt if you don't know the tightness, lubricants and possible lockers etc. It is really common that bikes are broken because of improper installation.
Nice
5 years ago Zack looked and sounded very weird
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