I bought one from Cycle Gear for my 09 600RR. Works like a charm

 

Hopefully the shock adjusters are roughly the same dimensions with our CBRs.

 

I used the one from cyclegear before I got my ohlins. It worked, but was a pain in the ass.




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The one from CycleGear worked on my 10, but like said, was a real PITA. Busted the shit out of my knuckle on one turn when it slipped on the adjuster. It's a pretty tight fit to get the wrench up in there.

 

Bought a set of honda oem tool kit...from other model....and from flea bay...should be working....all other stuff are working

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Picked one up from brad.

 

Wanted to tighten up my pre-load in a pinch and didn't have anything yesterday.

Used a buddy's oil filter pliers.

It worked, but spanner would be better.

Did it from the exhaust side after removing the fmf apex muffler with bike up on rear stand.

 

Mine didn't come with the tool kit either which I told ny dealer I bought the bike from and my salesman was really awesome put together the tools that SHOULD have come with the bike. But anyway do yourself a favor and get the Honda one. It makes working on the bike a breeze.

 

I got one off eBay for $7

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Likewise cyclegear 15bucks like a charm 2min. Max & u r done...

 

I can unequivocally say the small half spanner wrenches don't work...lol.

 

if you are looking to get more than a full turn on the collar, and you have the oem shock, its faster to pull the shock, adjust the collar one turn, put it back on the bike and remeasure. once you remeasure you will be able to see how much your preload changes with one full turn. pull the shock back off and adjust where it needs to be then re-install.

sucks but it is what it is with our bike.