Hi! I don’t want to take the bike apart again but here is the parts diagram to show how everything should fit www.partzilla.com/catalog/kawasaki/motorcycle/2022/ninja-400-ex400hnfan/rear-wheel-chain
I’m not sure the brand. Just some cheap ones I got off amazon years ago. Def not the best. Pitbull stands are great and honestly for a front stand if you don’t have a spool then much safer and easier to get the stand that inserts into your lower triple tree (steering stem). Rears def want to use spool stands def makes it much easier/safer as well
I’m just under 4k miles now and def had a lot more to go. Hard to say exactly how much tho. Front def had a lot more to go than rear. Road condition and riding style def play a big role in how long tires last. In Florida we have a lot of straight roads so more likely for the tire becoming squared off as well. Always important to do a pre-ride inspections and pay attention to those wear bars
That’s seems odd to me was it brake fluid? That system needs to be air-tight otherwise you won’t have proper brake pressure. Def want to try to verify where the fluid came from. Check the pads and make sure the pistons aren’t pitted. Maybe afterwords quickly bleed the brakes and top off your brake fluid. Make sure you have strong brake pressure before you ride.
@@MikeRideskeep working on it man. The first go around can be tricky but def good skills to learn and have the pride of being able to take care of your bike properly 😊
do you need to rebalance the tires?
You only have the balance the tires when they are initially installed on to the rim
a question. Why did you remove the downforce winglets? They didn't work for you?
They’re not really downforce winglets in this application just cosmetic. This is my track bike so ended up taking them off
Hi, please can you show how bushings go, please?
Hi! I don’t want to take the bike apart again but here is the parts diagram to show how everything should fit
www.partzilla.com/catalog/kawasaki/motorcycle/2022/ninja-400-ex400hnfan/rear-wheel-chain
Thanks @@Rex1000_RR
I’m having a hard time finding a stand for my wife’s 2023 ninja 400. Revzilla didn’t have anything, I don’t understand
Pitbull stands are great although a bit expensive
www.pit-bull.com/kawasaki-ninja-400-motorcycles
Here is an Amazon one that would work
a.co/d/6R0JsN4
pretty much any amazon or ebay stand will work
i bought mine from vevor and its cheap and does the job! i can link if you want
Just got me a trackside last week from cycle gear
What stands are you using?
I’m not sure the brand. Just some cheap ones I got off amazon years ago. Def not the best.
Pitbull stands are great and honestly for a front stand if you don’t have a spool then much safer and easier to get the stand that inserts into your lower triple tree (steering stem). Rears def want to use spool stands def makes it much easier/safer as well
At how many miles more or less did your tire wear indicate it’s time for a change , based on how you’ve been riding and your local roads ?
I’m just under 4k miles now and def had a lot more to go. Hard to say exactly how much tho. Front def had a lot more to go than rear. Road condition and riding style def play a big role in how long tires last. In Florida we have a lot of straight roads so more likely for the tire becoming squared off as well.
Always important to do a pre-ride inspections and pay attention to those wear bars
When my brake caliper fell like yours did a bit of fluid came out. Should I worry about that?
That’s seems odd to me was it brake fluid? That system needs to be air-tight otherwise you won’t have proper brake pressure. Def want to try to verify where the fluid came from. Check the pads and make sure the pistons aren’t pitted. Maybe afterwords quickly bleed the brakes and top off your brake fluid. Make sure you have strong brake pressure before you ride.
@@Rex1000_RR ahh unfortunate. I just learned how to even get the wheel off yesterday. I’ve been trying to get this bike ready to ride for weeks 😂😅
@@MikeRideskeep working on it man. The first go around can be tricky but def good skills to learn and have the pride of being able to take care of your bike properly 😊
@@Rex1000_RR most definitely man. I finally got it road ready today. Took it out for the first time. Had a blast!