How to remove and refit a motorcycle front wheel - Suzuki GSXR 1000 K4

In this video, I show how to remove and refit the front wheel on my Suzuki GSXR 1000 K4.
This method may be similar to other makes or models, but the video is specifically for the model of bike in the video, so results/methods may vary.
As always, if you are unsure, seek the help/advice of a professional.
Timestamps:
Removal
00:00 - Introduction and tools
06:00 - Loosening front axle spindle
07:10 - Removing both front brake calipers
09:10 - Removing front axle spindle
10:30 - Removing the front mudguard
13:28 - Removing front wheel
Refitting
14:00 - Checking wheel rotation before refitting
14:42 - Description of refitting procedure
15:46 - Locating wheel onto front axle spindle
18:15 - Tightening front axle spindle and clamp bolts to correct torque settings
23:55 - Refitting front mudguard
30:18 - Refitting front brake calipers

[@OvayBrandao]

Thx man! Watched this and I just took out both my wheels to take them to change the theirs.

[@Petej728]

@@OvayBrandao Nice one. If this is one of your first times removing the wheels, be careful when you put them back in and make sure everything is in the correct place and tight before you go out on the road. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kemugen1324]

Thank you sir you just saved me a bundle of money . This axle is different in that it has to be unscrewed from the other side

[@Petej728]

Glad it helped and thank you for watching

[@yovaniperalta7177]

Great video I was looking for one just like this !!!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@Petej728]

Glad to hear it helped. However, I've just watched through the video (after receiving your comment) and the audio is really bad. So, apologies for that.

[@martinclarke1424]

Hi I'm trying to source the right side fairing on the same bike , do you know of any please?

[@Petej728]

Hi. Other than the usual searches on the internet, I don't really know where you would get one. All I will say is that an original fairing will cost an arm & a leg (if bought new) so you'll almost certainly have to buy a second-hand or 3rd party part. In fact, for the price of a brand new original part, you could buy a full set of painted and decal'd 3rd party replacement fairings for the whole bike. The genuine Suzuki part number for the RH side fairing is 94407-18G20-YBD. If you do decide to buy 3rd party parts, always read reviews about the company/products you intend to purchase as the build quality of some products can be pretty poor. In this case, you DO get what you pay for. Hope this helps

[@martinclarke1424]

Thank you for your reply, is that the part number for the colour of our bike fairing. Thanks again

[@Petej728]

No. It's the part number for the plain fairing. It would have to be painted according to the colour code of the bike and then you'd have to find and apply the correct decals.

[@flarue3678]

Bro, everything that happened on the left side of the bike is left to the imagination. Perhaps using two cameras, or at least repositioning your only one now and then would benefit us viewers.

[@Petej728]

Dude, other than the nut going in on the left hand side and the axle bolt going in from the right, everything else is identical to each side... the caliper removal/refit, the mudguard removal/refit, its identical. So what you see me do on the right hand side you just do the same on the left and then follow the details for refitting the nut and axle bolt.