Re: Rear wheel removal problem

[Erik Miner <axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ahh maybe I'm a bit dumb but when I removed my rear wheel I just put 
it up on the center stand, put in gear to keep the wheel from turning 
took my torque wrench and had at it. Also put a bungie cord from the 
center stand to the front wheel to keep it on the stand. Is there any 
harm to the trans by doing this?? If there is I didn't notice any, 
but I could be wrong!

Erik



>"Oliver J. Mayer" <omayer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > I suspect I need more leverage in the form of a pipe perhaps.
>
>Yes indeed. That was how I got mine undone. It must have looked pretty
>silly because the only piece of pipe that I had that would fit on the
>ratchet handle was one of my eight foot pipe clamps. I also had one of
>my sons step on the rear brake and steady it, in case I gave it a little
>too much torque.
>
>--
>Steve "Devil Dawg" Lawler
>A Red Sox fan living in Yankee country
>
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