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Wrench therapy project bike - 96 r850r

Smooth that broken bolt flat and ignore it. Use the remaining bolt to hold the disk in place while the wheel is off. As soon as the wheel is in place and the four wheel bolts (through the disk) are torqued to spec the disk will be perfectly clamped in place by the wheel bolts. Why BMW chose high strength thread locker on those tiny bolts (capscrews) escapes me. I put them back in with anti-seize.
You are a genius.
 
I bought an 1100R about a year ago and it's been a g...

... I bought the cam tensioner kit but I'm pretty sure mine has already been done - i still need to pull it apart and check it but I may be selling that also. I also got a Galfer stainless braided brake line kit - there are one or two other good brands that are mentioned on this forum if you look.

Other than that, best of luck and enjoy!

I did the cam tensioner - mostly because Chris Harris’ YouTube channel made it look simple as pie. :)

Where did you pick up the brake line kit? I replaced the rear disc and pads today and the lines are disturbingly soft in spots. I checked beemer boneyard and seemed to find only used brake lines.
 
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