Side panels etc

[pointer2null 106]

How do you get them all off? (Want to adjust rear sprint preload).

 

I gather there is no workshop manual for the NC750X?

[trisaki 2,029]

Wouldn't bother doesn't make any real difference  save your pennies and buy a better quality shock I use and rate Yss for about  £280 or fitted from me about  £360 Inc dog bones regressed 

[pointer2null 106]

6 minutes ago, trisaki said:

Wouldn't bother doesn't make any real difference  save your pennies and buy a better quality shock I use and rate Yss for about  £280 or fitted from me about  £360 Inc dog bones regressed 

Probably true - but that's almost £300 and winding up the pre-load to max is free (my diet isn't working as fast as I hoped and I keep bottoming out the rear lol)

 

[Grumpy old man 4,682]

21 minutes ago, pointer2null said:

 

 

I gather there is no workshop manual for the NC750X?

yes there is I got one from my local Dealer £45, they were hesitant to get me one. There is a good youtube  on the removal of the panels for the 2016 model.

 

Edited August 4, 2017 by Grumpy old man

[Guest Mac750]

Don't need to remove anything on the 2016 to adjust the spring as the tool in the tool kit does the job . The auction with no name lists the official Honda workshop manual £45 to £60 well worth it if keeping the bike. Don't know about pre 2016 but I don't think the spring is adjustable on those. 

[Rednc750se 171]

Read previous threads about rear suspension. Adjusting just changes bike height and does not make suspension stiffer. I fitted new INitron and now ride a totally different bike.