No Drill Can-Am Ryker Parking Brake Lock Kit Installation
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2019
- I bought a no drill parking brake lock kit from racingpowersports.com and show you how to install it. The kit includes part number 707000666 parking brake lock and screws plus part number 707002241 OEM cover with hole drilled in it. I paid 29.95 with free shipping for the kit.
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The kit includes part number 707000666 parking brake lock and screws plus part number 707002241 OEM cover with hole drilled in it. These are the part numbers that I was given in an email from racingpowersports.com. I wanted to give you a link to the kit but it wasn't on the website anymore. Hopefully, they are not sold out. The phone number to racingpowersports is 888-438-6777. Give them a call and see if you can order the part. Hopefully the video helped you out.
Thx for replying. The video helped a lot, I was not wanting to drill the hole since I just got the ryker but I wanted to install the brake lock. You gave me a way to install the lock and keep the original cover untouched. When I turn in my 600 Ryker for the 900 Ryker in a couple of years I can switch the cover back to original and install the lock on the new one.
@@punkinhead2634 No problem James. That sounds like a good plan. I may try drilling the hole in my old cover now that I have nothing to lose lol.
I'm sure my Dealer can get them, but I have decided to do it with a solenoid, you "have " to start it before you can release the parking brake, I havent completely thought through all the logic before i do it
.... yet
@@punkinhead2634 James, you are a dreamer... to think they wouldnt have figured another way.... lol good luck man, I'm thinking about how to do a solenoid to auto unlock the tranny when its started, but I want to think through unlocking it when it's not powered
@@the1spyderryder That sounds like a cool idea. Let me know what you come up with.
I ordered a step drill bit off Amazon and drilled the hole myself. Removed only the bottom, very easy to reach bolt. Lifted the plastic cover up just enough to slide the locking into place and screwed it in. Finally I replaced the bottom bolt of the cover and I was done. The whole job only took maybe 10 minutes start to finish.
I don’t understand why Can-Am decided not to include the lock as standard in America. It comes as standard over here. That being said I think that little kit is nicely thought out and you’ve put together a detailed instructional video that will be a great help for a lot of people. Nice one mate. Keep doing what you do. Namaste Brother 🙏🏻
Thanks George. I love the kit and it wasn't bad to install. I am hoping they are not sold out. I can't find the link on the website anymore.
budyser365 If enough people enquire about it on the phone or via email they might put it back up. But you have provided the OEM part numbers so it can still be done by getting the parts separately. 👍🏻
Thank you for posting this video!!! It was a tremendous help in installing the lock, and that top screw was a royal pain!
No problem Nikita. Glad that I could help you.
Great video. Takes longer than you think and that top screw is a beast. I used a 1/4 drive tilting head socket with a T30 and that screw took easily 30 mins to get it back in. You will want lots of patience for that screw. Rest of it took 5 mins. When you are putting the new cover on it will bend a lot at the top, but mine didn't break. Wouldn't try it in cold weather.
Thank you for this !
I ordered it waiting for it to come
I am glad that I could help. Thank you for watching
Thanks for the video. I installed mine today. I got the part from my can am dealer for $25. Top screw is a pain but I didn’t want to drill.
No problem. Glad that I was able to help you out. The top bolt is a pain but I was afraid to drill. I wasn't confident lol. Hopefully, it helped you out. Thank you for watching.
I tried your way to install, but used a long torx driver bit and a midget wrench on the end of it. Worked out pretty well. I didn't have any torx sockets to use, so used what I had.
I am glad that you got it installed. Hopefully, the video helped you. It is a little tight to work with. I got worried when installing it lol. Thank you for watching.
Nice work budyser365, thanks
No problem Mark. Great name by the way lol. I am glad I was able to help you out. Hopefully, you found the video helpful.
Glad I found this video thank you for that info
No problem ZO. I am glad that I was able to help you. Thank you for watching.
Great video!
Thank you. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Great video and finally I did it, wasn't easy but If I had to do it all over again I rather make the hole and be done.
I am glad you found the video helpful. I would drill the hole also if I had to do it again lol.
Loved the video. Thanks
No problem Susan. I love helping the community out. Thank you for watching.
Great video thanks!
Thank you for watching. Hopefully, you found it helpful.
Thx for this Video.
Thank you for watching. Hopefully, it helped you out.
Don't know why can am didn't include this when u purchase. I tried to do it own my own but my ADHD kicked in
...GREAT VIDEO it was very helpful
The drilling method is way easier I think than trying to wrestle with that top screw. Took me 10 minutes tops to install the lock. Great video tho I'm sure some people will buy this and it's good to have a tutorial out there! Rides safe
No problem Tarheel. Drilling the cover out would definitely have been easier. I was just chicken to do it lol. I don't trust my drilling skills. Wrestling with that cover and top screw was a pain. I didn't think it was going to go in at first.
Well if it makes you feel any better I didn't have the bit I needed to do it so I went to my dad's to borrow one of his and he supervised lol.
@@tarheelmp8051 Your going to laugh but I didn't have the T30 and had to borrow it from my neighbor lol. I had a T30 on an Allen key but that wouldn't work.
Hell I had to go buy one too when I realized almost every screw on the thing takes a T30!
I ordered the lock mechanism and aluminum parking brake lever from Slingmods.com. I did have to drill the hole out. Unfortunately, after installing both, I found that the lock mechanism was too long when in the locked position with the aluminum handle. I had to reinstall the factory plastic lever. Somehow it has a deeper recess. They are sending me a new lock mechanism to see if the shaft is shorter, but if not I may have to grind down the end of the mechanism to get it to work. I really like the idea of extra security having both pieces be metal, instead of metal and plastic. Has anyone else had to same issue I have, and any tricks or suggestions?
Does anyone know the size of the screws that came with the parking lock kit ?
How does the lock engage the parking brake lever? I'm thinking a solenoid would be the way to go to lock this lever. The reason that I say this is, if you have the hard shell saddlebag then you already have two different keys to keep up with, and now it's up to three.
When you turn the key, the lock goes inside the lever. I know what you mean about the keys. I am up to 4.
Does anybody know if they just sell the key. I already have one installed and lost one of the keys. I just need a blank duplicate key to have my local locksmith cut a copy. Do they sell just the key or does anybody know of a key that will work?
Wow!
Hopefully, you found it helpful Randy. Thank you for watching.
I looked at the racingpowersports.com site and it kinda sucked to find anything so I looked both part numbers up on www.canampartshouse.com and picked them up for $27 which included tax. Great video, it's awesome to see other people talking about the ryker.
No problem James. I think Racing Power Sports may be sold out. I am glad that you were able to find the part numbers elsewhere. Those part numbers are the ones that I got from my email that they sent me. I am glad that you enjoyed the video. Many more Ryker videos coming.
What did y’all do when that too screw stalls!!???? How did you get it all the way backed out??
*top
@Nick Hampton The top screw is tough. You really need the right tools. Please see the tools that I used in the video. I had a hard time myself.
@@budyser365 bro I went last night and bought that T30…. Literally took me 3 hours to unscrew, place new parts and screw back on.. worse decision of my life😂😂😂 my hands are hella big! Not for me.. 😂😩
Is the cover plastic?
The cover is a hard plastic. It is exactly the same as the original cover except with the hole drilled out for you. I was chicken to drill the hole in my original cover lol.
@@budyser365 I drilled mine today. It went okay. What is to stop someone from just breaking it?
@@Xonid1 it will stop someone from taking your parking brake off and rolling your Ryker down a hill or stealing it. Peace of mind.
I can't even get the damn screw from on top out
If you are going to continue making videos, I suggest you invest in a tripod.
I am slowly getting equipment. A tripod would be a good investment. I honestly didn't think I would be making motorcycle videos. I started doing them and it got addicting lol. I am really enjoying making the videos and talking with everyone.
@@budyser365 did you ask Santa for a video equipment. :-)
@@giovannam925 Getting a new gaming laptop from Santa and some new video games. I am still a big kid lol.
Anyone searching or viewing this video is looking for one thing - how to get that top screw off. This is the one thing of value in any video as we all do not want to have to open the bike (clamshell) to get at one screw. Unfortunately, this is exactly what you didn't 'show - making this video useless to many. A simple tripod would have solved this. I'd rather watch you struggle for 10 minutes to learn from what you did or what I shouldn't do. Your videography was clear, and the lighting was good, but the content was a bit lacking for me. Sorry.
Anybody else watching this while struggling to get the top screw back in. Lol
I feel your pain. That top screw will make you want to drink lol.
Me..5 hours later everything is good just cant get the top bolt any tips plz
budyser365 how did u get it back in
@@mrperfect1856 if you have someone with small hands get them to do it. I have large hands and the plastic chewed my hands up. Best advice is to find the shortest socket possible and guide it with pointer and middle finger. Takes a while
@@mrperfect1856 I felt where the top screw was by hand and started threading it. Hurt my hand a little. Tight fit. Then used the tools in the video. I needed a beer later lol.
Please please.... if you don't have time to cry don't try it 😢
Lol. It's not a bad job. Just a little tight.
Why are people using these? What’s the point of a locking parking brake?
You can flip someones parking brake and roll the Ryker down a hill. Also a Ryker is easily stolen when the parking brake is off.
@@budyser365 yeah, I know what can happen. But it doesn’t. I’ve had over 40 bikes, and literally none of them have been tampered with. Why would somebody just pick the Ryker to mess with? They’re just bikes. They aren’t special. Let’s all calm down.
Great. Now show me a way to keep the piece of shit brake lever from flapping in the wind