I just removed the wheels for the first time on my used 2019. Before reassembly, I'm guessing I should lube the bone dry axles. Also, I can find the torque specs for the front axle. Is it the same as the 90 ft/lbs of the rear axle?
Axle lube/front axle torque spec
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Boris
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Yep, a thin smear of grease should suffice.
some often used torque figures are here ………
some often used torque figures are here ………
Useful Torque Figures
Might be useful for those who do home maintenance. I have posted previously, but have added some additional figures. NOTE - These are for a Gen1 bike, although very likely the same for Gen2. Caution with those marked * if Gen2. Sump plugs - 20NM Oil Filter - 17NM Shaft Drain - 23NM Shaft Filler...
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Cycledude
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Even though I have done this job on my super Tenere several times already I usually spend a little time reviewing these very helpful threads before Changing tires.
Front Wheel Removal and Replacement Pictorial
To remove the front wheel you will need: 19 mm hex 6 mm hex 4 mm hex 12 mm socket Torque wrenches Breaker bar I also use a floor jack and a pair of straps, but other items may work. Keep magnets away, or you can damage the speed sensor. Never operate the brake when the caliper is removed...
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Rear Wheel Removal and Replacement Pictorial
To remove and replace the rear wheel you will need: 4 mm hex tool 6 mm hex tool 8 mm hex tool 12 mm open or box end wrench 19 mm hex tool 27 mm socket (1 1/16") Torque wrenches Breaker bar Keep magnets away, or you can damage the speed sensor. Never operate the brake when the caliper is...
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