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3.

Loosen and unscrew the main pivot bolt six or seven turns. Tap on the head of the bolt with a plastic hammer to push
out the left hand pivot axle.

4.

Remove the pivot axle bolt and thread it into the left hand pivot axle. Use the bolt to pull the axle out.

5.

Gently tap the right-hand pivot axle out from the inside with a sockethead driver or small tap.

6.

Remove the swingarm from the pivot, taking care not to lose the four quad rings.

7.

Thoroughly clean all parts and inspect for wear or damage. Replace parts as necessary.

8.

Liberally grease all nylon bearings and quad rings with K2 Goo or other waterproof, Teflon-fortified grease.

9.

Place quad rings back into recessed grooves on inside and outside of each swingarm knuckle.

10.

Reinstall swingarm and pivot axles. Torque main pivot bolt to 175 in-lbs. Make sure that pivot axles are pressing into
the main pivot hole.

11.

See the previous notes on 

Main Pivot Adjustment

.

K2 Bike Maintenance Schedule

Required Inspection/Service

Every Ride

W eekly

M o n t h l y

Yearly

Check torque on all bolts

4

Check shock function

4

Clean bicycle frame / component / shocks

4

Adjust spring preload setting

4

Adjust swingarm pinch bolts

4

Lubricate fork (see Noleen Fork Manual)

4

Inspect Frame / Swingarm for damage*

4

Remove / regrease or reLoctite  / retorque all bolts

4

Inspect / service shock

4

Inspect / Service all Nylon Bearings

4

* You should periodically inspect your K2 Bike frame and swingarm for damage from crashes and hard riding. You should clean and closely inspect
the headtube area, bottom bracket area, and all front and rear suspension parts.

Torque and Lubrication Table

These tables are provided as a reference for qualified technicians to service all K2 Bikes.

Product

Part Name / Location

Size / Description

Torque (in-lbs) Lubrication

Loctite

5500C, 4500C,

Main pivot screw

M8 x 1.25 x 65 SHCS

175

Yes

Blue

5000, 4000,

Swingarm pinch

M6 x 1 x 20 SHCS

varies

Yes

Blue

3000, 2000, 1000

Brake pivot (1000-3000)

M10

60

No

Red

Animal, Beast,

Brake pivot (all other bikes)

M8

60

No

Red

Animal DH,

Upper shock

M6 x 1 x 45 BHCS

150

Yes

Blue

Lite Tech LT450

Lower shock (most bikes)

M6 x 1 x 38 SHCS

150

Yes

Blue

Lower shock (3000., 2000, 1000)

M6 x 1 x 20 SHCS

150

No

None

Lower strut (3000, 2000, 1000)

M6 x 1 x 23 BHCS

60

Yes

Blue

Derailleur hanger

M4 x 8 FHCS

20

Yes

Blue

Bottle boss

M5 x .8 x 15 SHCS

60

Yes

None

Service Kits

The following Replacement / Service Kits are available from your K2 Bike / Noleen Authorized Dealer. They are intended for use by your K2 Bike /
Noleen dealer or other qualified mechanic possesing the proper training and tools.

K2 Bike 1000, 2000, 3000 (also 857-style) Bearing / Seal Kit

Replaces all bearings and seals

RK001

K2 Bike  5500C - 4000 (Most bikes) Bearing / Seal Kit

Replaces all bearings and seals

RK008

Cross-Link Seal Kit (all models)

Replaces all clear pivot seals and other parts

RK004

Cross-Link Bearing Kit

Replaces all link bearings

RK006

Chubby Seal Kit (Chubby and Chubby LT)

Replaces all Chubby seals

RK007

PIvot Lubrication

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