Boatian rear wheel removal ???

[2wheelsteve]

Friend asked me if I knew how to remove a boatian rear wheel, its not his but a work mates who has had mechanics look at it without success, anyone have the knowledge ?????
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Angle grinder?

[2wheelsteve]

[N cee thirty]

mechanics probs won't want to touch it as its chinese

my mates brother has one,i'll have a gander and get back to you
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[doggone]

I'd undo that nut for a start.
How hard can it be, they don't use magic or superglue (do they?)

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[steveh]

hold the rear brake and undo the rear wheel nut, back the brake adjuster off, then pull the wheel off.
Sometimes you have to remove the exhaust/silencer if theres not enough clearence to get the wheel out.

steve.
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[2wheelsteve]

[2wheelsteve]

[steveh]

no probs, we get lots of scooters in our spot, there near enough all the same layout.

If there isnt enough "grip" with the brake to hold the wheel, you may have to use a bar through the wheel, but make sure not to trap any
cables/hoses, and or damage casings/wheel.

any questions give me a shout.
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Current : 06 Zx10r, 07 Wr450f SM, 74 850 norton commando, 63 bsa b40, 1962 Triton 650, 67 Triumph Tr6r, 1955 Triton 750, 1978 TY250E.