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2006 Suzuki Boulevard Replace Rear Tire
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2016
- Had a bald rear tire on a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard C50 (805) that needed to be replaced. Removed the rear tire, took the rim and the tire to the shop to get replaced, and then put it back on the bike. This is the first time I've ever done this and it was all new to me. Not having a chain made it a little easier I think. Needed a 22mm socket for the nut and a 17mm socket for the bolt side of the axle.
I know you did this over 6 years ago, but I had to change the tire on mine this weekend. This video was incredibly helpful.
couple of notes to make this easier: 1. no need to remove pipes to access axle bolt. use a 22mm box wrench and remove it.
2. Dont hammer a threaded nut onto a bolt. thats a really quick way to potentially strip it.
3. to remove the axle easier, add support under the rear tire before you pull it out. providing enough support will free the axle and it slides right in and out.
all the rest looks good thanks now onto mine!
Thank you for the tips.
moto man How would I hammer the threaded nut onto the bolt without stripping it if I don't do it the way he did it in the video? Thanks.
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4. Grease axle
And ring gear splines for driveshaft....
I have a 2002 and I have taken the wheel off many times with the brake and muffler still in place. Maybe I should make a video. I would have removed the brake adjusting nut and pushed the brake peddle to disconnect the brake. Removing the pipes does make for lots of room to work though. The spacer on the brake side and lifting the bike high in the air is the key to getting the wheel off. All in all a good video.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video brother! You weren't weren't around LOL thank you so much God bless
Excellent video. Thank you for posting. I just got a bike like this and got a flat this weekend. Shop wanted $95 to remove and replace. This will save me some money! Thanks again.
Thank you for posting this video. Very helpful. I like that you are doing… not talking a lot. Stay safe
Thanks Big Mike H 😊
@@abvellinga I ride and fix my own HD bikes. But my buddy needed new tires mounted. Your video made it happpen with minimal issues. He safe on two wheels. Thank you again for the vid. 👍😏
always regrease shaft and spline before instalation.
it was very helpful,thank you Bryce!
Thank you for the video, was very helpful for me, and yes is necessary to remove the pipes to hit the axle. My better whishes for you and your family thanks
Thx for the vid. I will remove the pipes on my 2013 Suzuki boulevard M50 like you did which will be easier 🙂
Yes it was thanks. I was worried about differential side thought it was more involved.
I have owned a 2003 VL800 for 15 years and never knew the mufflers came off like that, damn!
Bout to do one thanks wasn’t sure if I needed to remove exhaust or not !!!
Спасибо за видео , очень полезно 👍
Just me, but I would have cleaned everything I could before reinstalling. Thanks for vid though - going to have to do this soon!
This was very good. Very helpful. I was worried that it was going to be harder on this bike than it was on my S40, but it has almost the same difficulty level. I like the part of taking the pipes because that helped me see how easy it could be to replace the stock ones with something with a nicer sound (although I love the stock sound, who knows, in the future I might want to make some easy and cheap mods) Thank you
I'm putting the wheel & tire back on and can't remember the spot where the washer was for the axle. It looks like at 3:19 that the axle spacer is between the drum brake assembly and the bike frame, while the metal washer is on the opposite side of the frame - is that correct?
Very helpful. Thanks for the video!
Do you need to loosen the axle bolt before you can adjust the brake shoe/case?
My rear brake linkage arm snapped - so I need to replace/adjust it.
Would've been nice to see the actual changing of the tire. Showing how to replac the wheel was helpful. But I thought this was a changing the tire video.
that's not something you can do yourself. you take the risk. and tire to a shop. I must be balanced
Very helpful thanks it was very easy
Glad it was helpful.
Thanks, and enjoy riding.
Hey Bryce, thank you for taking the time to put this video out, very helpful. What kind of lift did you use to get bike in the air (since it only had a 5.5" clearance) Be well and stay safe out there. JB
thanks for doing this video
Thanks
nice. just bought mine today.
Where does the wear indicator on the Drum cover have to be b4 I know I need new break pads? Plenty of squeaking happening when I back break
Great video
good tips btw i kno i dont need to remove the pipes however i did want to remove the muffler part for other purposes. i went ahead n removed those 4 screws towards the back of the pipes but pipes wont slide off any other bolts i need to remove?
Having trouble reassembling rear brake lever
You don't have to loosen, or do anything with the bolts for the shaft drive?
This was helpful inasmuch as I now know my mechanic will have to remove my exhaust (and therefore charge me more). However how did you transfer over the brakes to the new tire? My mechanic is telling me this is an all day, 7 hour job. I know you fast forwarded this but..it didnt seem like 7 hours ha.
Спасибо за видео, бро, удачи на дорогах !
Спасибо!
How many measurements for front and rear wheels?
Does that tire have a tube. Are is a tubeless tire
clearly and specifically ... thank you .. nice shirt :)..
Thank you
How much pressure? Rear? Front? I have the same bike
What jack are you using?
Nice video but next time can you explain and show in my detail please.
its that tubeless tyre or with tube in it .??thanks
Bang Kandim
Requires tubes with spoked wheels
you didn't show us anything with the chain or belt ?
This bike is a shaft drive so there is no belt or chain.
your music reminds me of the music in a 90s porn
Ditch the music other than that good job
The background music, if you can call that music, is irritating, distracting and pointless in an otherwise informative video.