pegasus1300
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I have found that if I use a ratchet type tie down strung from the rear tire to a footpeg I can put enough pressure to keep the wheel from moving while torquing the nut.
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What 36mm wrench to remove rear tire?
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IdahoMtnSpyder
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You're right. I got it bass ackwards! Just remembered how the adjusters work. I was trying to figure out why, if the axle wants to move forward, I put a wedge shaped block between the tire and swingarm on the brake side to keep it from moving.
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