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    Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    on: Oct 25, 2021, 04.18 am
    Oct 25, 2021, 04.18 am
    Time for an oil change - I forgot to make note of the torque specs for the upper and lower bolts - when removing and reinstalling the bars.

    Does anybody know these?

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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #1 on: Oct 26, 2021, 07.07 pm
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    I believe it's 80 Nm.
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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #2 on: Oct 26, 2021, 08.35 pm
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    If you refer to the screws at the bottom and that hold the bars, if they go to 80 Nm.
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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #3 on: Oct 26, 2021, 09.33 pm
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    Yes... Much thanks

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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #4 on: Oct 26, 2021, 10.44 pm
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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #5 on: Oct 27, 2021, 09.55 am
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    dont recall having to remove crash bars to replace oil filter

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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #6 on: Oct 27, 2021, 11.28 am
    Oct 27, 2021, 11.28 am
     Don't know about Tralex's bars, but with R & G bars the left one must come off to remove the oil filter. If someone can show me how to do it without removing the left bar, I'll be the first to apologise. Cheers.
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    Re: Crash Bars by Tralex Torque Specs?
    Reply #7 on: Oct 27, 2021, 10.42 pm
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    When I had the R & G had no problem replacing the filter, I just turned the filter over and it came out perfectly without touching the bars, then to insert the new filter, I did the same, I turned the filter over and it went in perfectly.

    With the Tralex bars I couldn't do the same and I had to loosen the screw at the bottom of the engine where the bars are attached to be able to remove the filter and fit the new filter.

    If Tralex is nearby, they may have some other way to avoid touching the bars.
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