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Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 12:35:02 PM   
YellowJacket1000RR

 

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Sorry, I misplaced this post in the new member area by mistake:

Just wondering if any of you guys could look up the torque wrench setting for the bolt that holds the gear shifter on my '06 1000RR.

I tipped it over while rearranging stuff in my garage, fought it all the way down, but still scratch just about everything there was that could reach the concrete: left mirror, left turn signal, clutch lever, lower left plastic fairing, deep scratch on left clutch cover, paddock stand spool. Shifter bent about 5mm and I need to remove it to straighten out in a vice. What's the torque for the allen bolt that holds it's pivot point in to the clutch? And what's the torque (if any) on the adjustment nut for the shift rod?

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 12:45:14 PM   
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Dude... I'm not much help with the torque... but I'm sympathetic to your accident. I dropped my bike going into a gas station minutes after I picked her up at the dealer. Low speed..maybe 5MPH... but DAMAGE to the plastic! Reading your posted gave me some flash backs.

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 12:49:18 PM   
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I've still got a stomach ache!

Do you have a service/maintenance manual for the '06? This is where I'd find the torque value for that shifter pivot bolt.

I've got one on order but it'll take two weeks to get here. In the meantime I have to dig my toes in to up-shift.


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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 1:11:18 PM   
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It dont take much to fu$#@ these things up.Stalled once waiting for green light bike went right down f%^it all up.bike was two days old.

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 3:23:37 PM   
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I find that if I look down, any time, any where, my bikes will go down. I don't know if it's my inner ear balance or what, but the fact is, I can't look down if I'm not moving.

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 8:29:06 PM   
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I forgot to remove the disc lock ,and droped it in the parking lot .It realy makes you feel dumb. Welcome to the club. my shift leaver loosens up so I tightended up pretty good.

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 9:52:48 PM   
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The helmet has a lot to do with it also.I understand what you mean

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/24/2006 11:43:33 PM   
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I once filled up at a gas station and pump my fuel tank without setting my sidestand out. Normally I practice having my sidestand down even thou I'm sitting on the bike while refuelling. Imagine putting the nozzle back into place and jumping off the bike without its sidestand out..I look like a total idiot trying to pull her up to no avail..Paid up at the cashier and quickly zoom off to the next red light before assesing the damage..gee im too embarrassed!! LOL

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/25/2006 3:30:18 PM   
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That's why I bought a disc alarm lock. Just the slightest motion and it fires off, reminding me to remove it.

It also has a 110db siren that kicks off to spook thieves. I can here it from inside most restaurants and inside my house.

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RE: Bent shifter on '06 1000RR - 7/25/2006 3:32:39 PM   
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ORIGINAL: blade17fire

I once filled up at a gas station and pump my fuel tank without setting my sidestand out. Normally I practice having my sidestand down even thou I'm sitting on the bike while refuelling. Imagine putting the nozzle back into place and jumping off the bike without its sidestand out..I look like a total idiot trying to pull her up to no avail..Paid up at the cashier and quickly zoom off to the next red light before assesing the damage..gee im too embarrassed!! LOL


I saw a guy do that once at a gas station. He'd been so used to riding his (BMW?) with a sidecar and not needing the centerstand that when he'd removed the sidecar he just turned around and it flopped, BANG!!!

He just turned around and shook his head.


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