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Posted by Troll
 - February 09, 2015, 15:01:38 PM

Ok, so you know. To remove the rear wheel, you have to remove the rear fender...and to do that, you must remove the muffler assy, to gain access to the bolts holding the fender strut on the right side. Not a big deal, but it could take you by surprise...so here's a link to a page on Gadget's forum that will guide you through the rear wheel process: http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/rearwheelremoval.html.   Take a 10" crescent wrench and a 17 mm 6 point 1/2" drive socket and ratchet with you for the axle removal. The front is easy...You will need an 8 mm long handle Allan wrench for the pinch bolt, that same 10" crescent wrench, and the 12 mm socket set Stan mentions to remove the front wheel. You will also need a #2 phillips screwdriver to take out some screws folding covers....

Posted by JagLite
 - February 08, 2015, 22:44:38 PM

I have only seen pictures of the bike but it looks stock to me:

Posted by Troll
 - February 08, 2015, 15:52:29 PM

I'll answer this question with a question: Do you have a stock exhaust?

Posted by JagLite
 - February 08, 2015, 15:43:10 PM

I am gathering stuff for my fly & ride trip in June and among many projects will be replacing the tires & tubes.
I am putting together a tool kit...
What size wrench(es) do I need for the nuts on the front & rear axles?
(yes I have the standard 8-17mm wrenches & sockets)

Thanks!

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