Dyna Rear Wheel Removal

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12-06-2016, 12:39 PM

grbrown

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Originally Posted by ALstew

Resurrecting this thread once again... 2014 street bob. Is the 25mm hollow axle going to 95 - 105 ft lbs? May someone confirm?

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Probably quicker to pop into the Dyna section to ask that. Or check your factory service manual, if you have one!

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04-15-2018, 08:26 PM

Jean-Philippe Taschereau

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Originally Posted by danrad55

Great write up especially with the pictures. One question though. Do you know if the V notch has to be positioned and if so why? My spacer fell off before I saw the positioning. My right spacer has the notch facing the brake caliper arm like you show in the picture, but it is oriented different than yours. I am still curious about that notch, especially since I couldn't see anything mentioned in my manual. Thanks again.

Also curious about that notch thing

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04-15-2018, 08:57 PM

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I think there is something published (maybe in the FSM) that the Notches go toward the bearing, but it really doesn't matter.

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04-15-2018, 10:16 PM

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On a 2003 it's better to let down the exhaust to allow access to the bolt for the axle. (yes, what was Harley thinking when they installed it in this direction) Then remove the cotter pin on the nut side. Support the bike and the rim and pull the axle. Lift up the bike a bit further to let the tire out from the rear fender.

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