| Author | Message | ||
     Scubarc51 |
i did a search for a thread on it but found nothing does anyone have a step by step process on removing the rear wheel? | ||
| Clarkjw |
Pinchbolt Axel (reverse torque, be careful or your belt will snap) Losen wheel/brake caliper remove belt. | ||
| Zac4mac |
If you scroll down to the 20th, 4 days ago - http://www.badweatherbikers.com/buell/messages/290 431/488463.html?1250764413 Z | ||
| No_rice |
get the back tire off the ground. loosen the pinch bolt. remove axle. remove wheel. done. edit: i think i may have finally figured out why some of you have to remove the rear caliper to get the wheel off. only reason i can think of is if you still have the belt guards on, it may not allow you enough room to slide the wheel past the caliper. glad i dont have that problem! | ||
| Avc8130 |
Both of you guys skipped pulling the upper belt guard. I am pretty sure that is in the service manual. ac | ||
| No_rice |
edit: i think i may have finally figured out why some of you have to remove the rear caliper to get the wheel off. only reason i can think of is if you still have the belt guards on, it may not allow you enough room to slide the wheel past the caliper. glad i dont have that problem! think i covered why i dont do that! | ||
| Blake |
From CCRyder 1) Remove top and bottom belt guards. 2) Remove 2 bolts hold rear caliper and nest in swingarm recess. 3) Loosen/ remove pinch bolt 4) Support bike off of rear wheel 5) Support rear wheel (wood block) 6) Remove left handed rear axle 7) Heat right side of swingarm to loosen frozen threads. 8) Now remove axle. 9) Roll rear wheel slightly forward and remove belt and remove wheel. http://www.badweatherbikers.com/cgibin/discus/show .cgi?tpc=290431&post=1553975#POST1553975 |
