Clymer Shows You - How to Remove the Wheels on a Honda Fury to Change Tires

[@christophercianci1366]

Great video, I have the Stateline but I am sure the procedure for the rear wheel is the same. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@patrickwilliams4973]

Nice Video thanks A few side notes: Apply a thin coat of grease to the axle sliding surface before install. The Brake Caliber Bolt should to be replace with a new one if removed. Replace the 2 exhaust pipe gaskets, torque to 17 ft-lbs with flange marks in the up position.

[@charlesnewell569]

What kind of grease?

[@valjatriogina228]

Just support the rear wheel a bit, when prying out the axle! Makes it much easier!

[@20redsoxx]

Anybody else having a hard time getting the rear axle to slide through when putting back on? Thanks

[@eriknorback2978]

Great video guys, HUM, did you forget to mention what size sockets and wrenches needed to to the job? I really don't want to run out and buy the wrong tools.

[@davidlopata7532]

Thanks!

[@WhattheVloggity]

Can’t you just do this by removing the slip on portion of the exhaust??

[@crumbs8937]

you should be able to yes

[@WhattheVloggity]

@@crumbs8937 good to know!

[@user-vp4cm6vo6d]

pretty fancy rubber gloves

[@DJynxx]

Try telling your audience what size tools (wrenches, ect) to use.

[@martinestrada7786]

Great i fkn broke the punch bolt

[@Kjoellereu]

Sad to see you guyes don’t care about scratching the paint. Not good…

[@davidlopata7532]

I was thinking the same thing then I saw how bad the rims were already scratch and the arm was hammered.

[@Kjoellereu]

@@davidlopata7532 Nice to hear you also care about your bike ;) The Fury deserves proper skilled mechanics, only owners of their own bike can match that level according to me.

[@valjatriogina228]

This is why i hate giving my bike to a shop! The doodoos dont care about your bike!