child_of_fire Well-Known Member Joined Jun 17, 2016 Messages 123 Reaction score 21 Location North Jersey Jun 28, 2016 #1 Does anyone know what size spanner wrench and box wrench I need to tighten the steering head? Is it a 27mm? And an 10mm spanner?
Does anyone know what size spanner wrench and box wrench I need to tighten the steering head? Is it a 27mm? And an 10mm spanner?
adambweird Well-Known Member Joined Sep 2, 2013 Messages 925 Reaction score 2 Location Oak Harbor Jun 28, 2016 #2 The careful use of a screwdriver and hammer will work to replace the spanner wrench, not sure of what size box wrench is needed.
The careful use of a screwdriver and hammer will work to replace the spanner wrench, not sure of what size box wrench is needed.
dannymax Well-Known Member Supporting Member Joined Jun 25, 2008 Messages 13,558 Reaction score 452 Location columbia county new york Jun 28, 2016 #3 Gary sells them: http://vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=39703&highlight=steering+head+wrench
child_of_fire Well-Known Member Joined Jun 17, 2016 Messages 123 Reaction score 21 Location North Jersey Jun 28, 2016 #4 no offense to gary but wont this work for half the cost? http://www.ebay.com/itm/BikeMaster-...ash=item488ae1ba1e:g:hhEAAOSwh-1W6HXS&vxp=mtr
no offense to gary but wont this work for half the cost? http://www.ebay.com/itm/BikeMaster-...ash=item488ae1ba1e:g:hhEAAOSwh-1W6HXS&vxp=mtr
D-Max2012 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 25, 2012 Messages 1,193 Reaction score 6 Location NJ Jun 28, 2016 #5 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamaha-Steering-Head-Ring-Nut-Wrench-Stainless-Steel-/221905627704
child_of_fire Well-Known Member Joined Jun 17, 2016 Messages 123 Reaction score 21 Location North Jersey Jun 29, 2016 #6 Thanks d!
D-Max2012 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 25, 2012 Messages 1,193 Reaction score 6 Location NJ Jun 29, 2016 #7 No problem..
child_of_fire Well-Known Member Joined Jun 17, 2016 Messages 123 Reaction score 21 Location North Jersey Jun 29, 2016 #8 I don't have to take the handlebars off or remove anything for this do I?
Shredder Well-Known Member Joined Feb 5, 2016 Messages 197 Reaction score 0 Location Dorr MI Jun 29, 2016 #9 No you wont. But youll probably have to turn the handlebars a little to get at the bottom nut. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
No you wont. But youll probably have to turn the handlebars a little to get at the bottom nut. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
D-Max2012 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 25, 2012 Messages 1,193 Reaction score 6 Location NJ Jun 29, 2016 #10 Just in case you haven't seen Sean's Video on the steering head bearings test, and adjustment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW-CmACI5xQ
Just in case you haven't seen Sean's Video on the steering head bearings test, and adjustment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW-CmACI5xQ
V VEEMAX1998 Well-Known Member Joined Apr 20, 2006 Messages 62 Reaction score 3 Location Jacksonville Florida Jul 3, 2016 #11 The "Furber fix" has worked well for many including myself,and only requires a drift-punch and small sledge..It also addresses an issue in the stock setup allowing the nuts to self loosen...google it of check vmoa site.
The "Furber fix" has worked well for many including myself,and only requires a drift-punch and small sledge..It also addresses an issue in the stock setup allowing the nuts to self loosen...google it of check vmoa site.