Honda Goldwing | Remove and Install Front Wheel 🛵

[@seanburrow136]

Very clear instructions

[@johanaronstedt8186]

Great video, i own a Gold Wing Gl1000 k3 and will probably have to do this in the near future, great to have a reference video

[@TomAsay64]

Thanks! Check the bearings. Mine needed replacing - I will have the wheel reconditioning video available soon. Thanks for watching!

[@johanaronstedt8186]

@@TomAsay64 Thanks for the tip, will definitely check it out. What kind of process do you use for restoring the parts visually once you recondition them?

[@TomAsay64]

@@johanaronstedt8186 I used sandpaper, 3M pads, a grinder, and polish. I’ll have that video up soon.

[@TomAsay64]

@@johanaronstedt8186 Here is the video refurbishing the rear wheel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5LTq2uupt97haM

[@martinwaddell]

Thanks great video

[@bigleftlcn]

How is the axle on the right side able to slide after tightening the left? Or are you actually moving the fork leg out slightly to measure the caliper bracket distance from rotor?

[@TomAsay64]

Yes, I am moving the fork out to make room for the feeler gauge, then tighten the axle holder cap.

[@bigleftlcn]

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[@bigleftlcn]

Sorry for the questions, on the left side, when you installed the caliper bracket, did you just visually look and make sure it's centered on the rotor, or measure as well with the same feeler gauge?

[@TomAsay64]

@@bigleftlcn I did check but I believe you can only adjust the right side.

[@brockjohnson4116]

I saw no mention of the feeler gauge adjustment?

[@seanburrow136]

Do I need to replace bearings?

[@Yakarty]

Hello there, how much torque does the caps nuts nee?. I mean the pieces that press the wheel shaft

[@manyakus8919]

Honda are known to use JIS screws. They look like Philips screws but they dont have the same depth and angle.

[@TomAsay64]

Thanks for the info, I thought something like that was the case. The screw was already in bad shape when i went to remove it. Unfortunately I do not own any JIS screwdrivers or tips - yet. Thanks for watching!

[@jamespolucha8790]

So when do you torque the axle nut?

[@TomAsay64]

Any time before tightening the right fork to the axle.