Thanks for the useful list; I end up walking back and forth between my toolbox in the house and the driveway a lot!
I bought a 30mm socket to loosen that nut behind the castle nut for chain adjustments - but I got to thinking about the tool kit that came with the bike. If you are out on the road, how are you supposed to remove the rear wheel with what's in the toolkit? Do people pack a 30mm wrench when they hit the road?
To remove the rear wheel, you do Not need to open the Large Hex nut on the rear spindle. The steps are -
1. Bike on center stand, preferably on a plank to lift rear wheel off ground.
2. Make sure rear wheel is lifted off ground.
3. Remove the split pin from rear wheel spindle on the Right side of bike.
4. Remove castle nut 24 mm on the Right side of bike (tool box in motorcycle has a socket of that size).
5. Come to the Left side of bike and Slide a rod in the hole on the head of spindle and then pull the spindle out. (towards you).
6. Staying on the Left side of bike, tilt the bike to the right slightly, free the rear wheel from the sprocket lugs, and slide it (pull toward you) from below.
The brake drum assembly and chain stays on the frame. This is the beauty of RE that rear wheel can be removed Without removing rear chain and rear wheel sprocket.
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