2004 Yamaha YZ 125 "steering stem" Questions

...steering stem bearings and mounts should be okay as is. Before you buy, be sure the new forks are the same diameter as the old forks. Also check the overall length of the forks. The length should be ...

...steering stem there is a "half moon" indentation that has been machined into the steering stem for the lock. Let steering stem drop until this indentation is in full view. 3. Use a scribe and remove ...

...steering stem bolt? Fork oil capacity should be 10.9 oz in the left, and 10.8 oz right. Lower pinch bolt torque is 40 ft-lb and upper is 8 ft-lb. The steering stem nut is 72 ft-lb and the steering ...

steering stem there is a "half-moon" indentation that has been machined into the steering stem for the lock. Let the steering stem drop until this indentation is in full view. 3. Look on the underside

...steering stem there is a "half-moon" indentation that has been machined into the steering stem for the lock. Let the steering stem drop until this indentation is in full view. Right out of the book. ...

steering stem thare is a "half-moon" indentation that has been machined into to steering stem for the lock. Let the steering stem drop until this indentation is in full view. Now, there is a set screw

...steering stem. It attaches to the stem and will have a lock nut on top of it, (green highlight). The bearing nut, (blue highlight), should be snug against the stem bearing. Too tight and the steering ...

...steering stem there is a "half-moon" indentation that has been machined into the steering stem for the lock. Let steering stem drop until this indentation is in full view. 3. Use a scribe and remove ...

stem nut. 11. Lift handlebars from steering head with upper triple clamp attached. Be careful not to pinch or kink control cables. 12. Remove adjusting nut, seal, and upper bearing out of bearing race

steering stem from my pit bike forks I've got it to start wobbling but i'm not sure what way the yolk comes off? The top center nut turns counter clockwise for stem removal. Either the nut is too lose