ShakeyGS S K P UKGSer Subscriber Joined Apr 3, 2012 Messages 3,858 Reaction score 270 Location The Garioch, Scotland Sep 28, 2016 #1 I recently read a thread here where a short length of steel rod could be screwed into a real wheel bolt hole to steady the wheel when re-fitting. I like the idea but using the search tool I just can't find the post again. Can anyone help?
I recently read a thread here where a short length of steel rod could be screwed into a real wheel bolt hole to steady the wheel when re-fitting. I like the idea but using the search tool I just can't find the post again. Can anyone help?
g.s.john Getting old aint fer pussies UKGSer Subscriber Joined Nov 30, 2007 Messages 5,559 Reaction score 179 Location slade green kent Sep 28, 2016 #2 Which bike ?
ShakeyGS S K P UKGSer Subscriber Joined Apr 3, 2012 Messages 3,858 Reaction score 270 Location The Garioch, Scotland Sep 28, 2016 #3 R1200GS LC
Boxerboy55 Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 3,266 Reaction score 755 Location Central Scotland - no more far away Sep 28, 2016 #4 What's to search for? You just need an old wheel bolt with the head cut off, or a similarly threaded piece of rod. Some use a piece of round bar with only a short threaded section at one end. Some cut a slot in the end for a screw driver. Some knurl the end for a better grip with strong fingers. Some just wrap the threaded rod with tape. Me? I don't have one yet and just popped a wooden wedge under the wheel last time.
What's to search for? You just need an old wheel bolt with the head cut off, or a similarly threaded piece of rod. Some use a piece of round bar with only a short threaded section at one end. Some cut a slot in the end for a screw driver. Some knurl the end for a better grip with strong fingers. Some just wrap the threaded rod with tape. Me? I don't have one yet and just popped a wooden wedge under the wheel last time.
Toddmeister Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Jan 10, 2014 Messages 4,893 Reaction score 623 Location Berkshire Sep 28, 2016 #5 Here you go fella - this is where I got mine from, click on the rear wheel tool link: http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/bmwgs.htm
Here you go fella - this is where I got mine from, click on the rear wheel tool link: http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/bmwgs.htm
ShakeyGS S K P UKGSer Subscriber Joined Apr 3, 2012 Messages 3,858 Reaction score 270 Location The Garioch, Scotland Sep 28, 2016 #6 Toddmeister said: Here you go fella - this is where I got mine from, click on the rear wheel tool link: http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/bmwgs.htm Click to expand... That's the one. Many thanks.
Toddmeister said: Here you go fella - this is where I got mine from, click on the rear wheel tool link: http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/bmwgs.htm Click to expand... That's the one. Many thanks.
ShakeyGS S K P UKGSer Subscriber Joined Apr 3, 2012 Messages 3,858 Reaction score 270 Location The Garioch, Scotland Sep 28, 2016 #7 Boxerboy55 said: What's to search for? You just need an old wheel bolt with the head cut off, or a similarly threaded piece of rod. Some use a piece of round bar with only a short threaded section at one end. Some cut a slot in the end for a screw driver. Some knurl the end for a better grip with strong fingers. Some just wrap the threaded rod with tape. Me? I don't have one yet and just popped a wooden wedge under the wheel last time. Click to expand... Agree all that would work but as I don't have any of it to hand I'd have to spend some cash anyway.
Boxerboy55 said: What's to search for? You just need an old wheel bolt with the head cut off, or a similarly threaded piece of rod. Some use a piece of round bar with only a short threaded section at one end. Some cut a slot in the end for a screw driver. Some knurl the end for a better grip with strong fingers. Some just wrap the threaded rod with tape. Me? I don't have one yet and just popped a wooden wedge under the wheel last time. Click to expand... Agree all that would work but as I don't have any of it to hand I'd have to spend some cash anyway.