look what i did

[Kham]

Originally posted by OreoGaborio
"loose" as in the front end jiggles a little?

yep. the gimp is right. gotta cut down on riding 1 wheel and slammin it. i'd say 50/50 soft/hard laanding

[ChR1s]

The service manual for the ZX10R is available in .PDF format from various online sources, but it's just a scan -- 180+ MB.

Check out http://www.torrentspy.com

[Kham]

thanks. good link.

[ChR1s]

Here's the "Steering" section if you still need it:

http://home.comcast.net/~my04zx10r/s...R-steering.pdf

[RandyO]

Originally posted by Kham
good point. yea they do if i bring the bike to them but no way i leave my bike with them for a whole day unless it is absolutely necessary like bringing engine to them.

Hey Kham, you got that fixed yet... I still don't understand why you didn't have a dealer do the work, free, and you would be riding it already

[ChrisNoF4i]

Nice bike.



Does your boyfriend ride too?

[Kham]

Originally posted by RandyO
Hey Kham, you got that fixed yet... I still don't understand why you didn't have a dealer do the work, free, and you would be riding it already

yea im all set thanks. got the oil change, $10/qt X 3 , and chain lube done. i can go riding this weekend.

im just not comfortable dropping the bike off to dealer for a day. it wasn't too much trouble to bring 2 wheels to them anyway.

the rear would cost $70 to mount and balance on the bike and $20 off the bike. it's kind of fun to take the wheels off.

[Kham]

Originally posted by ChR1s
Here's the "Steering" section if you still need it:

http://home.comcast.net/~my04zx10r/s...R-steering.pdf

thanks dude. do you have the steering stem nut i can borrow?

this could take me awhile.

[ChR1s]

I'm hoping you meant to say, "socket"? I believe it's a 32mm. Try Home Depot -- get a good one. And when you use it, put a piece of thin fabric or something over the nut first if you want to keep it looking new.

[Kham]

Originally posted by ChR1s
I'm hoping you meant to say, "socket"? I believe it's a 32mm. Try Home Depot -- get a good one. And when you use it, put a piece of thin fabric or something over the nut first if you want to keep it looking new.

no. wrench. the lock nut wrench. special tool 57001-1100

[ChR1s]

Oh, that thing. (then you already know it's a 36mm )

Some bike shops have those in stock, or items similar. I've had the OE-spec tools not be a precise fit.