Need Help Reassembling a 2005 yamaha r6- PICS ATTACHED

[Mr2Hos]

I attached pics this time, Im sorry for starting a new thread.
I took the bike apart 7 months ago, took videos of the dis-assembling, however i lost my videos.
Any Help is appreciated.
And btw, i have all the manuals but the pic is not helping.
Specifically, I need to know how to re-assemble the front cowling, including speedometer, mirror and front light.
As you can see from pic, everything is off.
Also, how to reattach the fuel tank. I know its straight forward and I agree, However Im worried about the wires/tubes/conections to the fuel tank. Plus I also remembered I had to turn off a switch when i was removing the fuel tank and cant remember where the switch is or what else to do.
I also need help with the side cowling and rear tire.
I already have the manuals and the pics are not helping.

If any of the members reside close to Houston, TX and want to help- I will pay for your time. Thanks

[z064life]

the tank can only really be connected 1 way.

Your pics aren't showing

speedometer gets attached to the fairing stay. cowling gets attached to the lights, which then gets attachedk to the fairing stay (4 or 6 screws for the light, 4 into the fairing stay iirc). Mirrors are attached after the fairing stay and cowling..you do know where they go right?


From your posts you really need to find someone there or pay a dealership. You probably shouldn't have torn it down so much without knowing you had help and without any experience.

[Mr2Hos]

here are the pics again. On the first one with the lamp attached, its just hanging there.

The dealership person i spoke to told me its $100 an hour, minimum of 3 hrs. It will cost $105 to have someone take it over there, someone recommended by the dealership to start. For that amount of money, I could have had someone paint the bike, and do the reassembling too.

[Fikays]

Not that it makes much difference, but that is not an "R6"; that is a 600r.

[Mr2Hos]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

hahahahaha thank you very much sir lol
no wonder the r6 manual did not look anything like mine.

[Fikays]

Originally Posted by Mr2Hos

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

hahahahaha thank you very much sir lol
no wonder the r6 manual did not look anything like mine.

Seriously? No offense, but if you couldn't tell the difference between the manual and your bike, you should definitely be getting a professional to do this for you.

[TheBigO]

Originally Posted by Mr2Hos

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

hahahahaha thank you very much sir lol
no wonder the r6 manual did not look anything like mine.

Just hand over your bike. I'll put it back together with no manual... for payment I'll just keep it safe from you.

Sent from my DROIDX

[Mr2Hos]

Originally Posted by Fikays

Seriously? No offense, but if you couldn't tell the difference between the manual and your bike, you should definitely be getting a professional to do this for you.

Got a bike license 8 months ago, bought this bike a day after
rode it for 3 days, wanted to tear it down and make it mine since i had all this "ride with the wind vigor"
Took it to a buddy shop, disassembled it pretty easy.
Buddys mom died, he left the country.
Yesterday was first time seeing the bike since then.

For some weird reason, thought it was an r6
Lost all my video and pics taken during disassembly
Downloaded tons of r1 and r6 manuals but kept noticing something wasnt adding up. lol

Yeah im a bike noob.
But just for your help pointing out it is a 600r not an r6, i will take all the insults or jabs lol

[Fikays]

Originally Posted by Mr2Hos

Got a bike license 8 months ago, bought this bike a day after
rode it for 3 days, wanted to tear it down and make it mine since i had all this "ride with the wind vigor"
Took it to a buddy shop, disassembled it pretty easy.
Buddys mom died, he left the country.
Yesterday was first time seeing the bike since then.

For some weird reason, thought it was an r6
Lost all my video and pics taken during disassembly
Downloaded tons of r1 and r6 manuals but kept noticing something wasnt adding up. lol

Yeah im a bike noob.
But just for your help pointing out it is a 600r not an r6, i will take all the insults or jabs lol

Nothing wrong with getting excited. But until you get more experience, you shouldn't dive this far in so soon. You really need a professional to put this back together for the safety of you and everyone else on the road.

[z064life]

Originally Posted by Fikays

Not that it makes much difference, but that is not an "R6"; that is a 600r.

This is his 2nd post about it....I sent him the '07R6s manual since it's the same as an 05 R6 except for the inverted forks of the '05....Oh my

Mr2Hos...step away from the bike please...there are parts you are asking about that matter A LOT at speed. Either find someone to help, pay or not to help or do this for you.

[Mr2Hos]

Originally Posted by z064life

This is his 2nd post about it....I sent him the '07R6s manual since it's the same as an 05 R6 except for the inverted forks of the '05....Oh my

Mr2Hos...step away from the bike please...there are parts you are asking about that matter A LOT at speed. Either find someone to help, pay or not to help or do this for you.

lol, actually have everything attached so far except for front fairings which i will do tomorrow

funny how easier things are when you have the right manual

[bacchus40]

Originally Posted by Fikays

Seriously? No offense, but if you couldn't tell the difference between the manual and your bike, you should definitely be getting a professional to do this for you.

clearly not even inverted forks, which the 05 R6 did have... good luck OP..

[Gearheaded]

Good luck op.

Before you ride this thing again, please please please have a friend who knows bikes very well come by and just look over your work. He might spot something you missed that could save your life or someone else's.