2011 Triumph Speed Triple - How to remove and install front wheel

My front tire is worn. So I have bought a new one.
I had a thought to maybe film when I remove and install my wheel.
So this is how I do it.
The video is filmed with GoPro Hero4 Silver.

[@campbecd]

I'd like to know the maintenance schedule for the little pink pit bike in the background! Thanks for posting, feel confident to do it now! You rock!

[@TheJocke77]

campbecd: The maintenance schedule for the pink bike is once a year or every 310 miles😂 Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video.

[@AAA-bh3zw]

Brilliant work, thanks for the upload!

[@jackfrombg4498]

Very nice video, thanks for posting. 👍

[@briglnai]

Good Job! Will do it exactly that way in the future... thx!

[@TheJocke77]

briglnai: Thanks! Nice that you liked the video.

[@sfr2211]

Perfect. Thanks mate

[@marthinnielsen2426]

Bra video! Precis fått min Street triple RS och den lär behöva byta sina Pirelli Supercorsa SP ganska ofta. Så det kanske är en bra ide att lära sig...

[@TheJocke77]

Marthin Nielsen: Tack så mycket! Har bara testat Street Triple RS en gång och den är GRYM!!! Ja, sådana däck slits snabbt.

[@Berkdogg79]

Can we get a link for the stand?

[@markhill8590]

Those triple tree stands looks brilliant would you recommend one? I have a triumph daytona 675 and I'm putting it into storage and I've been told this is the best stand to keep the tyre off the ground

[@TheJocke77]

mark hill: I would definitely recommend getting one. I use the triple tree stand and the rear stand when I'm putting it into storage over winter to keep both tyre off the ground.

[@markhill8590]

Mr. Speed thank you for your reply i wasn't sure about them but they seem the best stand to use, thanks once again

[@TheJocke77]

mark hill: You're welcome!

[@markhill8590]

Mr. Speed I forgot to ask where do you keep your bike during the winter?

[@TheJocke77]

mark hill: I keep it in a car garage.

[@Ndeasington]

What make are your paddock stands and where did you get them please? I'm after getting a pair for my 2008 Speed but not sure what to get. Cheers

[@TheJocke77]

Nick D : I found mine in a store that sells accessories for motorcycle and car. Just Google Triple Tree Stand and your city then you will surely find something close to you.

[@jasonfoote8297]

I'm assuming a standard front fork lift paddock stand (that I am currently using without success 2 hours later) will not work? Only a triple clamp yoke stand will?

[@TheJocke77]

Jason Foote: Okay, I have not tested a standard front fork lift paddock stand. I only use a triple tree stand to lift up my bike in the front and I'm very pleased with it.

[@jasonfoote8297]

I just purchased a triple tree stand and it worked great. The original front fork lift stand worked on my CBR 500, but it did not have independently tuned front suspension. Thanks for the video, great job.

[@TheJocke77]

Jason Foote: Thank You!

[@dadolinko]

Can you write down the required torque for the bolts? I'm planing to do this on my Daytona 675 for the first time...

[@TheJocke77]

David Šekoranja: Sure, here it is: Them two small screws that are mounted in one fork leg 22Nm. Wheel axle 65Nm. The two screws to each brake calliper 55Nm.

[@rookki2]

What about the 5 bolts that hold the brake disc to the rim ?how much NM ? Got my wheels re-painted. So soon will be reassembling the wheels.

[@jerryx2000]

How big is the wheels screw?

[@TheJocke77]

Jeremy Eden: Front wheel axel is Allen key size 17mm and the rear wheel nut is size 46mm.

[@jamesjessica]

Usually I cuss at least once. Is this garage located in a library?

[@31acruz]

I just bought the same bike, how is that wheel holder attached to the bike? can you put in a link where to buy one? thanks.

[@TheJocke77]

31acruz: I mount the wheel lifter underneath steering head. Just google "How to use a triple tree stand?" then you will probably find more about how this works. Here is a link: www.motea.com/en/steering-head-stand-motorcycle-constands-classic-5-pin-steering-head-mounting-stand-red-295123-0

[@31acruz]

@@TheJocke77 Awesome, thanks dude!

[@HydraSperati]

What’s the torque on the front axle?

[@TheJocke77]

Tyler Felland: Sorry for the late reply. The tightening torque for the front axle is 65Nm.

[@Frog_man007]

What tool and size was that you used to remove the front axle?

[@TheJocke77]

justice mcdaniel: I used Allen key size 17mm.

[@miguelcintron6595]

thx i was going to ask the same - btw no need to bleed the calipers ?

[@Ndeasington]

No. You don't need to bleed them. Just take them off the forks so you can get the wheel out. Tie them up with some string so that you don't put any undue pressure on the brake lines. Remember not to pump the brakes while the wheel is off as you won't be able to get the disks between the brake pads when it comes to putting the wheel back on.

[@strrider8474]

What other things have you done or change to the bike

[@TheJocke77]

STR Rider: This is what I have mounted or replaced all by myself on my motorcycle so far: Flyscreen, Bellypan, Tail Tidy, Iridium spark plug, Front tire, Rear tire, Rim Stripes, Battery, Exhaust system, Oil and Oil filter and Brake fluid.

[@TechieTard]

some talking would have been nice... I felt so alone...

[@TheJocke77]

Techno Tard: Sorry but my english is terrible so I don´t want to talk in the video.