screwdriver and hammer is all you need, lol. Thanks for the video. Tackling myself next week for the first time since my local BMW has now shut down, but TBH they were charging too much for this anyway. BTW: You might want to remove the inner metal spring before taking the seal out first, in case when you pop it it falls into the hole. You DO NOT want that.
Mine had completely disintegrated, there is a metal collar inside the dust seal and a sprung metal band somewhere within the rubber. I have finally got all the nasty corroded bits out and hopefully I'll be able to get it back together so I can get to work tomorrow! The only other odd thing is one of the bolts that holds the handle bars in place isn't threaded, instead it connects to a loose nut on the underside. Thanks for the video. (it's an R1100R)
Thanks for message, about bolt holds handlebars, probably striped tread that why used longer bolt with nut, and hop you sort your seals too it's easy enough. Unless it's damaged but there is plenty and cheap second hand.
