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14 WHEELS
160
-
Check
the
wheel bearing
for
damage
and wear.
If
the
wheel
bearing is
damaged or
worn:
-
Change the rear
wheel
bearing.
(t..:'
p.
163)
-
Remove
spacer.
Clean and grease shaft
seal
ring
O
and
contact
surface
G
of
the
spacer.
I
Long-
life
grease(~
p.
466)
-
Insert
a spacer.
-
Clean and grease the thread
of
the
wheel
spindle and
nut.
I
Long-life grease
(
fl:::!
p.
466)
-
Clean and grease the
wheel
spind
le.
I
Long-life
grease
(U
p.
466)
-
Clean the
contact
areas on
the
brake cal
iper
bracket
and
link
fork.
-
Engage
the thrust
bearing
of brake
caliper
bracket
Ci)
and
the
Ii
nk
fork.
-
L
ift the
rear wheel
into
the
link
fork,
position
it, and
insert
wheel
spindle
8
.
✓
The brake
lini
ngs are
correctly positioned.
-
Place
the chain
on the sprocket.
-
Position
chain adjuster
@).
Mount nut
C,,
but do
not
tighten
it
yet.
•
Info
I
Mount the
l
eft
and right chain adjusters
in
the same
position
.
Make sure that chain adjusters
@)
are fitted
correctly
on the
adjusting
screws.
Tighten
nut
C,.
Guideline
In
order
for the rear
wheel
to
be
correctly aligned, the
mark-
ings
on
the
left and
right
chain adjusters
must
be
in
the
same position
relative
to
reference
markings
(&.
Nut,
rear wheel
M25xl.5
90
Nm
(66.4 lbf
ft)
spind
le
Thread
and
cont
act area
of
wheel
spindle
greased
-
Position wheel speed
sensor
0
in
t
he
hole.
-
Mount and
t
ighten
screw
Q)
.
Guideline
Remaining
screws,
chassis
M6
10 Nm
(7.4
lbf ft)
-
Operate
the
foot
brake
lever repeated
ly
until
t he
brake
lin-
ings are in
contact
with
the
brake disc
and
there
is
a pressure
point.
Finishing work
-
Check
the
chain
tension.
(....,.
p.
l
7l)
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