does anyone no torque setting

[budgie65]

hi does anyone no the torque setting on the plastic cover that covers the front sprocket please mine is 2020 tiger sports 1050. thank you.

[JohnnyWheels]

On the original 1050 the sprocket cover to crankcase bolt torque spec is 9 Nm. I suspect it is the same on the Sport.

[budgie65]

thank you for your reply sounds about right thats what i will do them up on thank you again. budgie.

[Paul2bikes]

Nutspinner tight is plenty.

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[indytiger1050]

Pretty sure there is a page of torque setting's in a sticky or two. For the Older tiger and might be for the sport.

Find one and it's not in the sport sticky send me a link or any other correction. 

[mustangpilot]

Originally Posted by indytiger1050

Pretty sure there is a page of torque setting's in a sticky or two. For the Older tiger and might be for the sport.

Find one and it's not in the sport sticky send me a link or any other correction.

Search was my friend https://www.tiger1050.com/index.php/topic,16102.msg176982.html#msg176982
For the Sport from my own pdf documents

[indytiger1050]

Originally Posted by mustangpilot

Search was my friend https://www.tiger1050.com/index.php/topic,16102.msg176982.html#msg176982
For the Sport from my own pdf documents

Is that in a sticky, do you have other items you would like added for other sport members.   Let me know, will getter done.

[mustangpilot]

Originally Posted by indytiger1050

Is that in a sticky, do you have other items you would like added for other sport members.   Let me know, will getter done.

Indy, I started by checking the stickies. Nothing specific showed up directly. There might have been hidden something deeper in the sticky section.
To save time I started a search in my personal files and both turned up but also the link to this      tiger1050 forum.
Adding a sticky will be very welcome.

[Mike_B]

There are nuts and bolts where correct torque is crucial, and then there are completely unstressed plastic covers.

As Paul says above, just run the bolts in with the 'screwdriver handle' from your socket set and nip them up, there's no need to get the torque wrench out, they're going nowhere.

[Paul2bikes]

IIRC the torque for the front caliper bolts are not the same on the sport & maybe the SE as on the older model. Needs checking out.

And rear wheel nut/drive side nut are 146Nm on sport