[stroguy]

I have a plate relocating mount that I want to install. Removing the rear axle nut, is it just remove and reinstall? Will the axle shift when the nut is loosened? What size is the nut? Do you need to secure the opposing nut on the throttle side? What is the torque after reinstall? That is all. Thanks for the help.

 

[straightjacket]

You have to loosen the throttle side, then it slides out to the clutch side. The bike needs to be supported to get the weight off of it. When you put it back on make it "Two Hand Tight!" you dont want it coming loose. The manual on the forum should have actual torque.

 

[stroguy]

So the clutch side is the actual bolt/axle? Appreciate that. I will be taking a looky at the manual.

 

[wlfpak65]

Yup... I thnk it was 120lbs torque? but i would double check on that.... have allot of numbers in my head of all the crap i had to do on it in these past few days lol

 

[wlfpak65]

So the clutch side is the actual bolt/axle? Appreciate that. I will be taking a looky at the manual.

Yup super long bolt....
its a 27mm on the throttle side and i used a mokey on the other

 

[stroguy]

Thanks gentlepeople. It is to 110#, and it looks rather simple in the manual. Thanks again.

 

[Stryker Lunatic]

had this same question for the same reason. i want to order this bracket:

http://store.road6customs.com/Vertical-Side-Mount-License-Plate-bracket-0113.htm

what size axel mounting hole do i need? 1"?

 

[HoggWild]

Is there anything holding the rear wheel in place with the axel removed?

 

[Ltdteam1]

Is there anything holding the rear wheel in place with the axel removed?

If all u r goin to remove is the nut u should b fine as long as u don't touch the adjusting nut.

 

[UrbanRage]

Wow this is an old thread that has been brought back to life..lol..