2005 Suzuki M50 Boulevard - Remove the wheels - Part 2

2005 Suzuki M50 Boulevard - Remove the wheels to get new tires mounted. Part 1 is the rear wheel. Part 2 is the front wheel.
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[@Dan-vz9bm]

Dropped my spacers... life saver. Thank you

[@gman007123]

Nice video, good information and understandable thanks!

[@Poweraddicts]

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[@SteveBoyer10]

Thank you very much for the video!

[@Poweraddicts]

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[@stkyrce]

Great video. Thanks.

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[@CassiusM84]

great video mate 2 thumbs up

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[@JavierRodriguez-sh2gq]

Thumbs up friends!!!! Very good explanations

[@Poweraddicts]

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[@jjohnknb]

Thank you!

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[@ThenewbieTraveler]

Nice videos! Good job, you make sense when you talk and you go into good detail with bolt size and things to look for and do. Get a buddy to video for you though and they would be that much better.. cheers and thanks

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[@judewilson4590]

very helpful. thank you very much

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[@junior-hk2jt]

Sir thank you for the great video, I just purchased an 06 boulevard c50 having the 650 i wanted to upgrade to a bigger bike. I bought one used but not really running great,I have great compression but no power(I'm missing the intake cleaner box, ordered, waiting for it).. Could just missing the cleaner box would cause power loss?

[@brochango]

Great vid, great explanation. Thanks

[@Poweraddicts]

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[@alexwhite71]

Thanks Chuck.

[@Poweraddicts]

+alexwhite71 You're welcome! Hope it helps you out :-) Have a great day!

[@alexwhite71]

It helps a lot. What size allen wrench fits the axle? I am buying a $10 tool online, but I would've rather have gone to NAPA to get the allen wrench.

[@msiddi01]

Do I need to lube or grease anything before putting the front wheel back on? I am planning to change the front tire myself but had the rear one done at Suzuki about 600 miles ago and the mechanic told me that he greased or lubed some stuff. Can't remember what it was but the bike runs better than before.

[@richardjewell1659]

Great vid. What tires do ya'll recomend?

[@58gennaro]

I'm sure you just misspoke when you advised putting the spacer on the caliper side. Pulling both wheels tonight. Thanks again for the videos.

[@MrSabaku78]

I don't get it. The spacer go on the left side? On the right side is the caliper and the speedometer? Please some help.

[@rhbraly]

Yes you are right, I was thinking the same thing. The spacer definitely DOES NOT go on the same side as the brake rotor. It goes on the opposite side.

[@bryanrayfield9181]

Dude thanks, look really easy. Local shop want 500 to change and I'm bringing my own tires. They are out of there minds.

[@bryanrayfield9181]

Do you know the torque settings, ?

[@Poweraddicts]

Not right off I don't. You could call a Suzuki dealer, they could tell you.

[@maulssaber]

I have a 2015 suzuki boulevard m50, I need to replace the front fender, do I need to remove the front wheel to get the fender off?

[@shag-eladiciusredrum2473]

Anyone kniw the size of allen wrench needed to take front tired off my 2005 c90

[@mirnesbesic7000]

can you do a video on how to change air filter/ spark plugs? thanks

[@Poweraddicts]

Sorry man, he no longer owns that motorcycle. Have a great day!

[@micheleciannameo2248]

Ciao ho visto che te ne intendi,ho la stessa moto,è normale che la pinza dei freni anteriori si muove un pò?lo smontata e rimontata sembra tutto ok,ho stretto bene i perni ma si muove ancora un pò,puo trattarsi di pinza semiflottante?grazie

[@ahsisti]

Dude, my question is not related to the video but I have the same bike here in Brazil. For instance, when you shift from the 1st to 2nd gear, do you hear a big noisy near the gear pedal? That happens only when I am accelerating and shifting the gears fast. When I shift the gear more slowly, or timely, that noisy doesn't happens.

[@Poweraddicts]

My buddy no longer has that bike. All the times I have ridden it, it was quiet with no shifting issues. When shifting gears fast, if you don't have the timing just right you will get noises because the gears aren't synchronizing as fast as they should. Those gearboxes weren't made to shift fast and hard like a sportbike.

[@ROCKO633]

Going to a one rotor in the front, Mine has two rotors on each side. Can you just take one off with no mods or do I have to buy some type of adapter or anything?

[@Poweraddicts]

I'd leave both rotors for better braking.

[@sherylapplewhite6838]

I enjoyed the video, although I was searching for a video on how to change out my head light. And if it could install a Led.

[@Poweraddicts]

+sheryl applewhite Thank you very much! Also, thanks for taking the time to leave a great comment :-) Have a great day!

[@brochango]

+sheryl applewhite Re: LEDs I read a lot of reviews on LED replacement bulbs. The reviews were either great or awful. It seems that these replacements either line up well with your headlight reflector, or they just don't. I bought a cheap unit off eBay ($30) as an experiment. After only a few rides, I'm pleased with it so far. The light throw is decent and it doesn't appear to be pissing off oncoming drivers. The light colour is perfect. Good luck! cheers

[@Poweraddicts]

I've got LED light bars on my Jeep. Havent ventured into LED headlights yet. So you comment you left here makes me curious to try them on my Shadow. My buddy no longer owns the M50, he traded to a Harley Road king. So no more Suzuki videos.

[@brochango]

I bought some great LED signal/riding lights from Custom Dynamics. Problem was that they made my halogen headlight look yellow as hell!

[@Poweraddicts]

Yep .. LEDs run in the 6 - 6.5K kelvin color spectrum (bright white). Standard halogens run in the 5K (yellowish).

[@rickmacland3120]

My Speedo was squeaking, badly. I just took it apart and greased it up. Noise went away.

[@Poweraddicts]

Glad you got it fixed!!

[@MrSabaku78]

The size of the 12mm Allen is 1/2? You think I can use 3/8 without breaking it? Thanks

[@Poweraddicts]

I personally use what properly fits so I minimize the risk of damaging parts.

[@MrSabaku78]

I wait and buy 12mm thanks. 🙂