Questions & Answers for: kawasaki VN 1500 Vulcan Classic rear wheel bearing bmw

the axle out of the rear hub. Then removed the spcer and rear brake. slide wheel assy. out of the drive hud on the left (removal of brake and spacer allow this) and drop the tire down. It's not hard..

2005 Vulcan 1600 Classic; having problems with the steering lock. It won't lock/unlock at times. Flooded with WD40, but still does it. Any help? Also ever since new has a steering wobble when ...

...rear brake caliper wore unevenly and scored the disc i just had my brakes done less than six months ago on my vulcan 1500 classic and i have a floating caliper design and it is wearing one side more ...

when should the rear swing arm and driveshaft be serviced? if there is any play in the swing arm its time to service it and fit new bearings but any time is a good time to grees it up as for the drive

...rear tire on a shaft drive kawasaki vulcan. need to put on a new tire. Go to this site guy is good at explaining things and has a whole array of photos.... http://www.gadgetjq.com/reartireoff.htm I ...

front end wobbles at 50 mph? It sounds like you have a bad front tire, axle may be loose or wheel bearings are failing. I do not recommend riding it until you get it checked out closer. An uneven tire

WHAT IS THE ENGINES MAIN BEARINGS PART NUMBERS There are a few different sizes of bearings so a part number cannot be given.In order to work out which bearing sizes will be needed you need to look at ...

...rear wheel studs and from the centre of the wheel rim, only if left on side stand, OiLarge oil seal was replaced together with wheel bearings and after about 5000ks problem reared its ugly head (work ...

rear wheel locks when backing up I try to back up bike and wheel is locked going backwards. My rear brake pads just came off, I lost a bolt, so not the brakes holding from going back. Hi, Anonymous ...

...rear wheel and check the condition of the drive teeth on the inside of the wheel hub and the output face of the shaft. If they look okay, try turning the shaft without the wheel attached. If this ...