Rear Wheel Removal
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Make sure the bike is secured (strapped down) on the jack. The center of balance will sudden sfift as the rear wheel is removed.
Last edited by jmpancoast; Apr 2, 2009 at 02:18 AM.
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Jack the bike up till the rear wheel is just ready to lose contact with the ground. Remove the lower shock bolts. Continue to jack bike up. As it gets higher and the swing arm drops, the belt will become slack allowing you to remove the axle and slide the belt over the pulley. No need to mess with rear wheel adjustment doing it this way.
Make sure the bike is secured (strapped down) on the jack. The center of balance will sudden sfift as the rear wheel is removed.
Make sure the bike is secured (strapped down) on the jack. The center of balance will sudden sfift as the rear wheel is removed.
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