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Re: 46MM
>3) I seem to
>remember someone talking about a standard (i.e., inches) socket which was a
>ver close to fit to the 46 mm --- if so what would the size be, and if
>they've used it, will it really work without the danger of stripping the
>46mm nut?
Craftsman 1 13/16" works just fine. I think Eric has it listed on the site
under tires and wheels. I just used it to do my first tire change and it
fits fine without any chance of stripping the nut. I did have to stand on
the end of my torque wrench in order to break it loose. Felt like a bit
more than 108 ft/lbs to me. It helped to have the bike on the side stand,
in gear, with my wife sitting on it holding the rear brake. Once I got it
loosened a bit, then I put it up on the center stand and continued the
removal.
Matt Knowles - mattknowles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://home.earthlink.net/~mattknowles
Aesthetic Design & Photography - (408) 977-1804
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