Removing/replacing the rear wheel: Difference between revisions
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====Reattaching the wheel==== | ====Reattaching the wheel==== | ||
Reinstalling the wheel is the exact reverse of removal (above). On previous-gen bikes, the chain adjusters will fall off when the axle is removed; don't forget to reinstall them. | Reinstalling the wheel is the exact reverse of removal (above). On previous-gen bikes, the chain adjusters will fall off when the axle is removed; don't forget to reinstall them. Put the front brake torque link bolt back in before you put in the rear wheel. The left-side wheel spacer in particular requires patience and careful manipulation to get into place, and having a helper to hold the wheel up can ease the task considerably. Note that the side with the circular portion around the hole faces outward. Also, even though the two should be identical, if you have trouble getting the axle through them, try swapping them. | ||
Be sure use the [[Torque Values|proper torque]] on everything. If inserting the axle gives you trouble, try this: | Be sure use the [[Torque Values|proper torque]] on everything. If inserting the axle gives you trouble, try this: | ||