Anybody know

[rschubel1957]

need to change the rear brakes.have to drop the rear wheel anybody know the tention on the belt when i put it back together?

 

[FrankBDPS]

Are you changing the pads or the calipars?

 

[rschubel1957]

just the pads

 

[FrankBDPS]

You should be able to do the pads with out removing the wheel and rotor.

 

[rschubel1957]

no its my new bike 2009 wolf rear wheel need to come off

 

[FrankBDPS]

Well the wolfs are a different breed for sure. What brakes are on it?

 

[rschubel1957]

its got the same brakes as all the others do but the caliper goes around the roter and the pully so thats why the wheel needs to come off . i allready have the pads i just need the tention on the belt?

 

[StreetHog]

its got the same brakes as all the others do but the caliper goes around the roter and the pully so thats why the wheel needs to come off . i allready have the pads i just need the tention on the belt?

Call Matt

 

[BBChopper]

Pull the battery too! may as well...

 

[HMAN]

I'd say no more than 10-13lbs on a tension gage. Set it as you see fit and go for a ride. It ain't gonna sling off if its a bit loose, but you will feel it. You may adjust a couple of times to get it where YOU are happy. Jm.02

 

[BWG56]

Pull the battery too! may as well...

And adjust the clutch

 

[Shredder]

HMAN is correct, I have a 2009 Wolf and you set belt tension with the Harley belt tension tool to about 10 pounds of force. Very easy.

 

[rschubel1957]

Thanks guys..shredder you like your wolf ?bad ass bikes I'm shocked at how nice they are