XMAX 300 rear wheel removal
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XMAX 300 rear wheel removal
Anyone attempted this yet? I won't need to do it for a few months but I want to take the wheels in for new tyres later this year. Prefer to remove and refit wheels myself. I'm aware the exhaust has to be removed, that's easy. Does the wheel come off by undoing the right hand side only (facing from rear)?
2017 XMAX 300
2015 KTM 1290 Super Adventure T
1974 Kawasaki H1E
1972 Kawasaki H1B
2015 KTM 1290 Super Adventure T
1974 Kawasaki H1E
1972 Kawasaki H1B
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Re: XMAX 300 rear wheel removal
In addition to the muffler you will probably need to remove the rear brake caliper and the swing arm and also loosen the shock absorber at the bottom also advisable to have a new gasket for the muffler
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Re: XMAX 300 rear wheel removal
I have to do mine in about 2/3k miles,
looks like undo wheel spindle pull it out drop
wheel out change tyre and stick it back taking
care not to bugger the anti lock stuff,
I may be being optimistic.
Got a new rear last week £40 mates rates but
you can get them on line £45 ish.
looks like undo wheel spindle pull it out drop
wheel out change tyre and stick it back taking
care not to bugger the anti lock stuff,
I may be being optimistic.
Got a new rear last week £40 mates rates but
you can get them on line £45 ish.