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MilleD
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PostPosted: 11:15 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: 2025 MT-07 Torque setting Reply with quote

Hi,

I'm looking at installing some frame sliders/bungs on my 2025 MT-07.

Does anyone know the torque setting for this? The instructions on the part says to tighten to that shown in the manual, but I can't see it mentioned in there.

Thanks in advance.

Claire
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PostPosted: 11:32 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

The bungs are probably going to be attached using (or replacing) some existing bolt (probably on the frame), so it's the torque setting for that bolt you need.

If that existing bolt is for something relatively unimportant (fairing mounting, radiator etc.) then a general torque setting for the size of bolt will probably do. But if it's reusing an engine mounting bolt, yeah you really need the exact torque setting. If you have a picture of the bolt on the bike you're going to be mounting them on, or a link to the instructions, it'll probably help people advise you better.
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PostPosted: 12:32 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi, thanks for your reply - it's the frame mount bolts so I think pretty important.

The instructions are on this link and it mentions the torque, I just can't see the amount listed anywhere in the owner's manual.

https://evotech-performance.com/collections/yamaha-mt-07-2025/products/evotech-crash-bobbins-yamaha-mt-07-2025
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PostPosted: 12:39 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

It won't be in the owners manual, you'd probably need the factory service manual. If you can't get hold of a copy of one of those, and since Haynes manuals aren't a thing anymore for newer bikes, your easiest route is probably to go and see your Yamaha dealer, and see if you can speak to a friendly mechanic and ask them (they'll have access to the service manual).
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PostPosted: 12:40 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

MilleD wrote:
Hi, thanks for your reply - it's the frame mount bolts so I think pretty important.

The instructions are on this link and it mentions the torque, I just can't see the amount listed anywhere in the owner's manual.

https://evotech-performance.com/collections/yamaha-mt-07-2025/products/evotech-crash-bobbins-yamaha-mt-07-2025


It won't be in the owners manual, it will be in any maintainance manual (Haynes or similar) that is available

Owners manuals these days only tell you not to drink the battery acid, not how to service/maintain your vehicles

A google/Facebook search would be your friend
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PostPosted: 15:36 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Zen Dog wrote:
It won't be in the owners manual, you'd probably need the factory service manual. If you can't get hold of a copy of one of those, and since Haynes manuals aren't a thing anymore for newer bikes, your easiest route is probably to go and see your Yamaha dealer, and see if you can speak to a friendly mechanic and ask them (they'll have access to the service manual).


Cheers, I've emailed them but not getting anywhere yet. Will have to give them a ring.
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PostPosted: 15:37 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

rpsmith79 wrote:


It won't be in the owners manual, it will be in any maintainance manual (Haynes or similar) that is available

Owners manuals these days only tell you not to drink the battery acid, not how to service/maintain your vehicles

A google/Facebook search would be your friend


You're not wrong. Don't do this, don't do that, but no actual help for things you need to do...
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PostPosted: 16:06 - 12 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

I've found a workshop manual and I'm really none the wiser.

A search seems to say it could be 55nm. Which there is that on the engine mounting diagram, but.....there's also other ones.

Who knew this basic bloody thing would be so difficult Brick Wall
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PostPosted: 07:02 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

MilleD wrote:
I've found a workshop manual and I'm really none the wiser.

A search seems to say it could be 55nm. Which there is that on the engine mounting diagram, but.....there's also other ones.

Who knew this basic bloody thing would be so difficult Brick Wall


Probably best to get onto an MT-07 Facebook group, i'm sure there will be plenty

You should get an answer in minutes
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PostPosted: 08:09 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

rpsmith79 wrote:


Probably best to get onto an MT-07 Facebook group, i'm sure there will be plenty

You should get an answer in minutes


Thanks Smile

I think I've figured it out. Think it's 75nm. Torque wrench ordered Very Happy

What's the worst that can happen?? Laughing
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PostPosted: 08:17 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

have you tried asking the maker of the crash protectors?
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PostPosted: 08:26 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EtiFMQItNgPWe6ZUkuZf0Fna-aiwJnq9gn9NqTxkAg0/edit?usp=sharing

There's not going to be any difference between the MT and the FZ.
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PostPosted: 08:29 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

to v or not to v wrote:
have you tried asking the maker of the crash protectors?


They just say "as per manufacturers instructions".

Helpful Very Happy
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PostPosted: 08:29 - 13 May 2025    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ste wrote:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EtiFMQItNgPWe6ZUkuZf0Fna-aiwJnq9gn9NqTxkAg0/edit?usp=sharing

There's not going to be any difference between the MT and the FZ.


If that's the case, that seems to tie up with the 75nm.

Thanks for that.
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