Removing the rear wheel on a Ducati multistrada MT 1200

[@nikwax]

Wow , so easy, you don't even have to remove the brake caliper! You've inspired me, sir!

[@rabbbie99]

I struggled for 30 minutes trying to remove the silencer until I watched this and saw I needed to twist it first. Thanks, I was about to get the hammer and some brute force and ignorance out.

[@treadhead450]

People are still watching your vid (I.e. me)! Nice job. Helped me a ton.

[@Tonyous]

Glad to hear it!!

[@greggzaire4557]

Nice, simple and straight forward. Nicely done, Tony...not all the usual blather. Keep making videos!

[@Tonyous]

Thanks Gregg!!

[@47Edge]

Nice job Tony! Well done. Clear, easy to understand, no crazy music! Please give us more on the Multistrada!!! thanks.

[@Tonyous]

+47Edge is there anything in particular you wanted? I have only found the rear wheel to be without easy to find information.

[@accouswk]

THANKS SO MUCH - very helpful - appreciate you taking the time to post that for us.

[@tillermans]

Tony thank you! Straight forward, no fluff! I had my first flat out in BFE, local motorcycle shop wouldn't touch it!

[@Tonyous]

I hate the fluff! If I need to, I can pause or repeat it...no need to ever go slow in a video!

[@gg48gg]

Really helpful and to the point Tony! Thank you for taking the time to do this!

[@Jack-kt8bs]

Thanks Tony I have had mine for two weeks and am learning all that I can .

[@CaseyTatum42069]

Great video man - clear, concise and easy to understand!!

[@Tonyous]

Thanks Jordan!

[@GenomeSoldier71]

Damn, I love the fact that the rear wheel comes off without messing with anything other than the rim. No chain adjustment or anything. I want to get a set of spare rims with TKC 80's on them. This is so easy!

[@Teknopuls3]

Omg, I had NO idea it was this easy to remove the rear wheel. Thank you for the vid. I'm almost ashamed for having to bring her in. Time to buy tools.

[@Tonyous]

Ro0ster I'm not sure what the size is. I'm sure you can find the specs online easily. I originally got it for my Ducati 1098 so the specs are the same.

[@Teknopuls3]

Yep...found the tools on Motowheels. TY again for the vid and wish I searched beforehand.

[@djmcommish12]

Thanks Tony! Appreciate your efforts!

[@bedmac2]

Thanks so much for this! I went to remove my tire on my 2016 for the first time and was surprised to find the impediments to just take it off. You saved me some time and a lot of cussing. I learned there are some minor differences on my 2016: the big bolt for the exhaust clip was accessed from below, and the clip itself is a little different than yours: you don't rotate it as much as wiggle and pull straight off. The clip's "pattern" was readily discernible as I could see it from underneath. The little black shield's three bolts were different sizes: two 3mm heads and one 4mm (the one in the middle toward the rear) and there was a small spacer that fell out behind that one, presumably going between the shield and the exhaust but I'll figure that out when I put it back together.

[@Tonyous]

bedmac2 I'm glad I could give you a place to start from!

[@cakebabaloo]

can you please let us know what tools you were using? I have all hex except 7mm, and when trying to remove the silencer brace clamp, I cant tell which size key to use. Thanks!

[@Hundowasmyname]

I owe you a beer. I'd have wasted an hour trying to get the end cans off.

[@Tonyous]

My pleasure man! I am glad it helped you out!

[@jefferyknudsen4028]

I had to get the tool from Ducati. 50$, the stupid screw that holds the silencer in was rusted.. Ducati used a cheap screw instead of stainless steal. Thanks for the video!

[@PatrickPauwels]

Hi Tony, What is the size of the nut? thnx

[@paulcolburn7639]

Tony...my 2012 hyper has a regular 6 sided nut with the retainer clip. I was told that the nut is actually just a cover for a 46 tooth nut holding the wheel on. whats your speculation? and whats your torque spec? the Indianapolis tech wont tell me squat. They tell me to buy the $400 manual instead.

[@Tonyous]

+Paul Colburn did you get it sorted? I would have guessed that there was no nut under the "Cover" what did you find out?

[@gsimonoff7880]

Nice job Tony!

[@Tonyous]

Thanks George!

[@vn3801]

Nice one Tony!

[@alexhewitt699]

Thanks very much Tony, Great video!

[@flashtony321]

Thanks'! You saved me a lot of time!

[@Tonyous]

Glad it helped!

[@alfasteve12]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@musamusa2961]

Yes Thank God I will buy one for myself

[@Tonyous]

Glad I could help Musa!

[@musamusa2961]

Your presentation is flawless

[@MrSimonfoz]

Cheers mate, looks so easy.

[@Tonyous]

thanks Simon

[@ironbeno]

what socket are you using? 12 Point 55mm Socket?

[@chanakpugkaing]

Tony - you're good dude! Thanks for a great video! Was that the speedymoto socket?

[@Tonyous]

Thanks! Yeah, I think it's a Speedymoto tool. I've had it for 6 or 7 years so I'm not 100% sure

[@Tortuga89R]

Thank you sir!!!! Very helpful!

[@Tonyous]

You are quite welcome!

[@johnwesterman]

Thanks Tony! Helpful.

[@BruceCorder]

Good job and thanks Tony!!

[@Tonyous]

You are welcome Bruce!

[@suppersready4you]

Awesome Tony Thanks

[@pantsonhead636]

Thanks Tony!! A great help.

[@Tonyous]

pantsonhead636 you are quite welcome!

[@whittlad]

Thanks T👍

[@markwilliams9793]

Nice one mate, saved me some cash!

[@Tonyous]

Great! That's what we do...motorcyclists take care of each other!

[@HardusHavenga]

Thanks Tony

[@Tonyous]

You are most welcome.

[@TMAdventuresT7]

Cheers mate spot on 👍

[@Tonyous]

you're very welcome!

[@sonysunny4867]

THANK YOU

[@Tonyous]

You are very welcome!

[@aluisious]

Nice video, thanks! And the owners manual says "take it to the dealer because of the ABS blah blah blah." The brakes have nothing to do with it!

[@Tonyous]

Glad it helped!

[@aflannery]

Thans so much! Great help.

[@the-jsoto]

Thank you!!

[@Tonyous]

You are most welcome Juan Carlos!

[@wernergolombick1553]

Thx for the vid !

[@Tonyous]

Werner Golombick glad you liked this.

[@chrisg4rr377]

what do i do if i don't have the intelligence

[@Tonyous]

Ha ha! If you don't have the intelligence to take out a bolt without me showing you how, then you should be riding a Suzuki! Just kidding. The GSXR is my girlfriend's bike of choice. Ha ha...I realized that sounds like a slam as well...oh well! :-)

[@theovanantwerpen]

like yr torkwrench

[@Tonyous]

Thanks man!

[@jefflane5103]

Thank you Sir!