Install the Axle & Brakes on a Street Bike

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Part of the video series: How to Replace the Sprocket & Chain on a Street Bike

Summary: Install the axle and brakes on a street bike when replacing motorcycle sprockets and chains; learn how using the expert tips found on this free DIY motorcycle-maintenance video.

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Mario Rossi Mario Rossi, age 21 has been working on trucks, cars and motorcycles his whole life. Any thing with a motor, he loves to work on it. He is a certified Motorc... read more

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Install the Axle & Brakes on a Street Bike

Hello my names Mario I'm here with Expert Village and I'm going to show you how to change a chain and sprocket on a sport bike. Alright now that we put the wheel in place we're going to put the brakes back on in the track and show you how that's done. Alright so we got the wheel in and now you want to take your brakes, pull it out a little bit, now remember do not pull the lever because if you do these pads will get together and you won't be able to fit them over this brake right here. So we haven't pulled the lever and it's got the right spacing. Go ahead and take this arm, you'll see the track up here, get this brake between the pads and then line that up on the track. And then just push it in just like that, line it up so your axle can fit through there and now we're ready to install the axle. Get this lined up just like that in that spacer. Alright let's get the hammer and now you'll want this spacer back on. Make sure the sticker side is towards this tension bracket right here so you can adjust the chain. Put the bolt back through and you want to tighten that back up with this, don't tighten it all the way so that you can still have some play to move the wheel forward and back when you get the master link on the chain. You want to get it pretty snug though.

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