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Hi I have been told that they are a torx head security bolt and will have to be drilled out I will be having a go at this in the new year it will be quite a big job lots of parts to remove

Sorry for the confusion. I looked at mine, and couldn't think of a solution...that's all. [email protected]> wrote:

Confused by your response Tom?

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Thanks buddy, I’ve drilled them out and used stud extractors to remove now. The bolts are made from incredibly soft material

If you live in the US you can get a complete security fastener tool kit at Harbor Freight for around $10. It should have what you're looking for. I've yet to run into a security fastener that

Hi All, can anyone with how to remove the ignition barrel from the yoke? It appears to have some strange security bolts attaching it. many thanks

Fork oil - recently changed fork oil 10w, brand with higher viscosity (google a fork oil table). ?Made a real difference… I had a wobble but at highway speeds. ?Tires (Michelin classics) didn’t

Bike is overloaded and or your fork oil has broken down. Change the fork oil and put new springs in. [email protected]> wrote:

I played with the rear shocks (Hagons) from level 5-3 and the wobble was still there.? I might have to loosen the rear wheel and double check the alignment again. -- 2000 W650

Front tire around 28-30 PSI.? I did loosen all the front end bolts to compress the forks and of course, tighten them back to specs.? No crashes except for a few drops over the last 12 years.?

The full mark is about 1/2 way up the sight window. I have about 85,000 km on my 2000 and it shows no appreciable consumption after about 3-4 thousand km per yearly oil change. I know, that isn't a

Noticed thru the sight window that oil level drops about every 100 miles on my 2001 with only 8k.

Front tire pumped to 29-30 psi? Front forks & axle aligned with the pumping method? Were the forks ever damaged in a crash? Checked steering head bearings? Steering is smooth and easy, not

The W650 will wobble when the rear springs are not firm enough for the rider and any rear loads particularly if the rear tyre is soft. I experienced this and found that the rear springs had been

Hey folks, I have a 2000 W650 and the bike has developed a speed wobble around 35-45mph in 3rd or 4th gear when I let go of the handlebars.? I don't usually ride without my hands off the bars but I

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It’s all good. ?Sal Emma suggested Chevron Techron in the float bowls. ?I like that idea but put a whole bottle chevron Techron into a new tank of gas. ?For the last week or so, I’ve run W650 2

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I have extensively ridden both the 650s and 800s. They make about the same amount of horsepower, but the 800s definitely make more torque. You can feel it off the line. The 800s also feel a little