Voge FR150 Formica Rossa
FR150 Torque specifications
Tightening torques by model, taken from the factory documentation. Always cross-check against your own manual.
This page lists bolt tightening torques. The FR150 engine itself produces 13.5 Nm @ 7,500 rpm. All specifications
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Wheels and brakes
| Fastener | Thread | Torque | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front wheel axle | M10 | 35-45Nm25.8-33.2lb-ft | - |
| Front brake caliper to fork | M10 | 35-45Nm25.8-33.2lb-ft | - |
| Rear brake caliper to swingarm | M8 | 22-30Nm16.2-22.1lb-ft | - |
| Rear wheel axle | M16 | 67.5-82.5Nm49.8-60.8lb-ft | - |
| Rear wheel, pre-tighten then tighten | M14 | 67.5-82.5Nm49.8-60.8lb-ft | - |
| ABS pulse ring screw | M5 | 5.1-6.9Nm3.8-5.1lb-ft | - |
Chassis and suspension
| Fastener | Thread | Torque | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steering stem locking nut | M10 | 54-66Nm39.8-48.7lb-ft | - |
| Steering stem | M26 | -Nm-lb-ft | Staged: 80 Nm first, turn the steering fully left and right twice each way, back off 1/2 turn, then apply the final torque. The final figure is cut off in the manual's table and is not reproduced here. |
| Handlebar to steering stem | M10 | 54-66Nm39.8-48.7lb-ft | - |
| Front fork to steering stem | M10 | 36-44Nm26.6-32.5lb-ft | - |
| Rear shock absorber mount | M12 | 35-45Nm25.8-33.2lb-ft | - |
| Pillion footrest bracket | M8 | 22-30Nm16.2-22.1lb-ft | - |
| Left rider footrest to swingarm | M12 | 54-66Nm39.8-48.7lb-ft | - |
| Right rider footrest to swingarm | M12 | 54-66Nm39.8-48.7lb-ft | - |
| Side stand | M10 | -Nm-lb-ft | Shoulder bolt 20 +/- 2 Nm, nut 40 +/- 5 Nm. |
Engine and exhaust
| Fastener | Thread | Torque | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine to frame | M10 | 35-45Nm25.8-33.2lb-ft | - |
| Engine mount | M10 | 38.2-51.8Nm28.2-38.2lb-ft | - |
| Engine upper mount to plate | M10 | 35-45Nm25.8-33.2lb-ft | - |
| Engine upper mount to frame | M8 | 22-30Nm16.2-22.1lb-ft | - |
These figures are published for reference and are not official Voge data. Confirm each one in the service manual for your model and model year, tighten with a calibrated torque wrench, and have a qualified mechanic do the work if you are unsure.
Source: Voge FR150 owner manual (EN edition), routine torque inspection table · Updated Sep 5, 2026
