7:39 Challenge accepted. Threw the needle bearings in the freezer overnight and heated up the swing arm with a blowtorch. It slid in like a hot dog flying through a hallway.
All these videos couldn't be better. Amazing quality camera, amazing editing, and best of all you explain everything in PERFECT detail BOTH disassembling AND reassembling every piece. Because of this, you have a subscriber and a customer.
Nice video for people that are learning how to do this job. Personally, I have done this job dozens of times and have always used a 21mm socket, all thread, washers and nuts and have never had an issue doing it correctly. But if you are new to doing this sort of stuff and don't have a ton of experience on making sure everything is just right then it is best to purchase the tool or pay to get it done by a professional.
Hello, I have a 2021 model Forza 750. We've done everything to the bike-changed the tires, replaced the front mounts, and checked the frame-but the bike still pulls to the right. One mechanic mentioned that there might be some looseness in the rear swingarm bearing, with about 1 mm of play (side to side). He also said disassembling it would be very time-consuming. Could this issue cause such an imbalance, affecting the front-end stability? Also, is 1 mm of play considered normal? Thank you!
Here i did the stem race and the swing arm bearings with a hammer and sockets. It's pretty easy honestly: th-cam.com/video/yhQR87dGeyw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wOOqgXCppG9XQIVo
7:39 Challenge accepted. Threw the needle bearings in the freezer overnight and heated up the swing arm with a blowtorch. It slid in like a hot dog flying through a hallway.
All these videos couldn't be better. Amazing quality camera, amazing editing, and best of all you explain everything in PERFECT detail BOTH disassembling AND reassembling every piece. Because of this, you have a subscriber and a customer.
Nice video for people that are learning how to do this job. Personally, I have done this job dozens of times and have always used a 21mm socket, all thread, washers and nuts and have never had an issue doing it correctly. But if you are new to doing this sort of stuff and don't have a ton of experience on making sure everything is just right then it is best to purchase the tool or pay to get it done by a professional.
I'm 37 and worked on bikes my whole life and never knew about the screw driver lol. Love your videos!
Excellent video. I really enjoyed the pace of the material and camera shots. Thank you for sharing.
Very nice. I had to do mine and they were so bad I had no idea which bearings went where. Thanks again.
Thank you for taking your time to make this video it really helped me 👍
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Hello, I have a 2021 model Forza 750. We've done everything to the bike-changed the tires, replaced the front mounts, and checked the frame-but the bike still pulls to the right.
One mechanic mentioned that there might be some looseness in the rear swingarm bearing, with about 1 mm of play (side to side). He also said disassembling it would be very time-consuming. Could this issue cause such an imbalance, affecting the front-end stability? Also, is 1 mm of play considered normal?
Thank you!
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What part number is that motion pro bearing kit?
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Here i did the stem race and the swing arm bearings with a hammer and sockets. It's pretty easy honestly:
th-cam.com/video/yhQR87dGeyw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wOOqgXCppG9XQIVo
I would've used a ratchet.. brrrr