clutchdog66
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Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum and oilheads. I'm replacing tires and wanted to get the correct spline size for the removal of the brake calipers. thanks ahead of time!
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2002 r1150rt
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pglaves
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If I understand the question you want to know the correct Torx size to remove parts to change tires. On my '03 R1150R the caliper bolts are T45. The wheel bolts are hex 17mm.
Edited to correct Torx size from 42 to 45: my oops!
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AntonLargiader
Active member
Torx T45. Same as the front.
Welcome to the forum!
Gary
clutchdog66
New member
thanks!
thanks everyone for the info. I figured it out while wrenching today. Put new tires on,, air filter,, new fog light bulb,, checked radiator belt,, installed AF-xied. Tomorrow,, adjust valves,, spark plugs,, oil and filter,, throttle body sync. thanks again! this is a great forum!
thanks everyone for the info. I figured it out while wrenching today. Put new tires on,, air filter,, new fog light bulb,, checked radiator belt,, installed AF-xied. Tomorrow,, adjust valves,, spark plugs,, oil and filter,, throttle body sync. thanks again! this is a great forum!
tangoalpha
Member
Welcome to the forum. I see somebody has already answered your question and apparently you didn't waste any time in diving right in to your project. Good job! I also ride an '02 R1150RT. It has it's quirks, but overall it's a fantastic motorcycle.
Ride safe!
Ride safe!
clutchdog66
New member
thanks. ride safe also!
