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Old 24-Oct-2005, 10:14
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[font=Arial]Anyone: I am going to take out the front and back wheels and get new tyres fitted. I know that the torque setting for the rear is 83kn - what is the rating for the front pinch bolts/nuts?

Unless I'm looking in the wrong place I cannot find this info in the owners manual. Thanks for the feedback./font]Text
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Old 24-Oct-2005, 11:45
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The pinch bolt torque is 19Nm ±5%
The spindle nut is 63Nm ±5%
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Old 24-Oct-2005, 12:28
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Old 24-Oct-2005, 12:35
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Often can't find useful stuff like that in the manual. I was shocked to see that the 749S used manual says I have to take it to an authroised dealer to have the chain tensioned!

This IS the Nanny State thread isn't it?

Oh .. it's not? Sorry ....
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Old 24-Oct-2005, 12:39
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Now to add something useful to the thread - as I gatecrashed!

Richard's ST Pages where you will find lots of useful info including torque settings. This guy has done a lot of work on his bike, so many mods and stuff to watch for. I emailled him once with a question and he was very helpful. Can't remember what it was about now mind.
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Old 24-Oct-2005, 17:50
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Thanks for the link Henry - appreciated
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The other useful ST link is to the ST FAQ
Ducati ST FAQ
If you haven't already got it that is.....
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Thanks for the link Rushjob - now saved in my online ducati file, and very useful it is - appreciated
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http://217.199.188.40/xmb/viewthread.php?tid=22885

might be helpful
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