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Removing chainwheel (BMW F650GS)

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Remove rear wheel. See Group 36.

Remove chainwheel carrier (2) together with…


Remove chainwheel carrier (2) together with chainwheel (1) from rear wheel hub.

Remove screws (3) and remove the chainwheel.

Tightening torques:
  • Chainwheel to carrier: 21 Nm


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