Rear Shock Absorber Disposal
High pressure nitrogen gas is sealed in the
rear
shock
ab·
sorber
unit.
Be
sure
to
release gas before disposing the rear
shock
absorber unit.
•
Remove
the valve cap.
•
Press the valve
with
a screwdriver.
it. WARNING
Releasing high pressure
gas
from the
rea
r
shock
absorb-
er
unit can
be
hazardous
.
Place
8
rag over the valve
and
push the valve with
a
screw-
driver to release nitrogen gas. Do not
use
your finger to
push the valve
.
and
direct the valve away
from your
face
and
body
.
Bearing
Replace
ment
•
Remove the dust seals.
•
Remove
the
circlip.
•
Set a pipe
,
washer.
bolt (M 1 0) and nut
1M
1 0) as
shown.
•
Tighten
the
nut and remove the bearing.
•
Apply grease
to
the bearing.
•
Set pipes, washers, bolt (M' 0) and nut (M' 0) as
show n.
•
Tighten
the
nut and fit the bearing.
•
Fit
the
circlip.
•
Apply grease to the dust seal and
fit
it as grooved
side
faces outside.
Rear Shock Absorber Reassembly
•
Fit the spring. adjuster and lock nut.
•
Adjust
the
spring set
length.
Standard
:
255 .0 mm
(10
.0
in)
Range
:
248.5
-
270.0
mm
(9
.8
-
10 .6
in)
•
Tighten
the upper and lower mounting bolts and nuts to
the specified torque.
Tightening torque
:
60 N'm (6 .0 kg -m
.
43 .5 Ib·ft)
•
Reassemble
the frame
side
t
ube.
REAR SUSPENSION
16·3
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