How To: Charging System Replacement (Stator and Regulator) on a 2006 Honda CBR1000RR

When I asked my brother in law to go riding with he told me he had a dead battery. He then told me the bike wouldn't always start.
Based on a few other questions I was leaning towards the stator having gone bad.
Today I'll walk through the process of removing and installing a new charging system on a 2006 Honda CBR1000RR. This process is similar to many sportbikes but the specifics apply to a 2004-2006 CBR1000RR.
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Chapters:
What Are We Doing? 0:00
Where Do We Begin? 0:19
Disassembly 1:46
Did They Fail? 5:53
What to Order 6:50
Stator Replacement 7:39
Installation 12:11
Wiring 14:10
Battery and Testing 15:39

[@glennglenn101]

Its a shame you didn't show doing resistance checks on the stator 3 phase plug to ground as this is how they usually fail , to confirm diagnosis and to help others fault finding.

[@alexdombi-weridetwo]

You're right- a definite miss on my part. Sorry.

[@troycrowder9341]

where is the link for the parts?

[@alexdombi-weridetwo]

It's in the description but here you go!
Here is the Stator & Regulator/Rectifier kit purchased from Amazon- remember to verify it fits your bike!
amzn.to/3Ky6fI1

[@parkergibbs6476]

First

[@javierc2726]

Very bad idea to use power tools on fine threaded bolts

[@alexdombi-weridetwo]

I knew someone would call me out for that :D I get the bolts started by hand and then just the driver to get through the thread and a torque wrench to finish it off.
If you mean on the removal, that's a fair point, but as mentioned in the video, I only did it because someone else called me out for only using ratchets on another bike. I seldom actually use power tools. Good to note for others, thanks