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5.
Push the left hand pannier inwards towards the
motorcycle, as far as it will go, until the left hand
rocker arm contacts the top of the moulded cap
in the clevis, as shown.
1. Rocker arm
2. Moulded cap
3. Clevis
6.
While holding the left hand pannier in the
position described in step 5, turn the adjuster
section of the pannier cable so that the right
hand rocker arm is pushed outwards, away from
the motorcycle, until it contacts the bottom of
the moulded cap in the clevis, as shown below.
This action will cause the right hand pannier to
be pushed outwards, away from the motorcycle.
1. Rocker arm
2. Moulded cap
3. Clevis
7.
When correctly adjusted, hold the adjuster
section of the cable and tighten the cable lock
nut to
2.5 Nm
.
8.
Slide the rubber sleeve to cover the cable
adjuster.
9.
Check that the panniers are free to move
smoothly and are unobstructed. Rectify if
necessary.
10.
Fit the cable cover provided into the battery tray
moulding. The pegs on the cable cover locate into
the small holes in the battery tray moulding.
1. Battery tray moulding
2. Cable cover
11.
Refit the rider’s seat, as described in the Owner’s
Handbook.
12.
Remove the motorcycle from the paddock stand
or centre stand (if fitted).
Note:
•
Re-check the pannier cable adjustment and
operation at each service as recommended in the
'Maintenance and Adjustment' section of the
Owner’s Handbook.
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Warning
When the panniers are fitted, do not ride the
motorcycle with the pannier third mount and/or
pannier cable removed or incorrectly adjusted.
Riding the motorcycle with the pannier third mount
and/or pannier cable removed or incorrectly
adjusted may cause the motorcycle to become
unstable leading to loss of motorcycle control and
an accident.
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