Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
URL?

Hit me baby

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

In article <481c8758$0$12937$4c368faf@roadrunner,com >,
"CB" <CB@PrayForMe,com > wrote:

> Hit me baby

POW!

Right upside yer head.

FAQ you

"where's the friggin door man?"

--
Ryder Rick

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

CB wrote:
> I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
> URL?
>
> Hit me baby
>
>
>
>

http :// www .google,com /search?hl=en&q=harley+davidson+service+manuals&btnG=Google+Search

--
BS205© DOF#FiftyTo G&W CVNS-FD#1-7®

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

"CB" <CB@PrayForMe,com > wrote in message
news:481c8758$0$12937$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the
>time being, got a
> URL?
>
> Hit me baby
>

I am NOT your baby, but yes, you should purchase a service
manual !
for the time being;
http :// www .sportster.org/

now where is my coke ?
--
'Key
=====

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?



CB wrote:
> I should purchace a service manual, I know...

Then why are you bothering us if you already
know the solution?

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

"CB" <CB@PrayForMe,com > wrote in message
news:481c8758$0$12937$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
> URL?
>
> Hit me baby
>

http :// fuckinggoogleit,com /

http :// www .endoftheinternet,com /

http :// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?


Mutt Cole wrote:
>
> http :// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot

How disappointing. I really expected to see some pictures of some people I
work with when I clicked this link.

--
Bill C. "I am NOT lost... I'm *exploring*"
'01 FXDXT
'94 Shadow VLX
yank "yercrank" to email

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

On May 3, 11:37 am, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe,com > wrote:
> I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
> URL?
>
> Hit me baby

Set the bike up vertically, like on its centerstand, if it has one.
Have some wood and cinder blocks handy.
Tie down the front end/wheel somehow.
Jack up the back wheel about t least 18 inches off the ground, and
block it up.
See that big nut in the middle of the rear axle on one side of the
bike?
Undo it (counterclockwise) and pull the axle out. Washers come off
with it, and adjusters should stay where they are.You will have to put
a wrench on the other end of the axle to get the nut loose. May have
to easy the nut end into the hole with a leather hammer or a block of
wood (to keep from squashin' the threads on the axle) til it loosens
up and comes out in your hand
If you have to, loosen up the bolts that hold the brake caliper in
place so you can wiggle the wheel around, and
Drop out the wheel. Catch the spacer opposite the drive pulley. Leave
the drive belt on the bike. It's threaded around the swing arm anyway.

Don't lose any of this crap. You'll need it for reassembly.

Do the tire just like you would a bicycle tire: Remove (unscrew) the
air valve completely, emptying the air pressure. Break the bead first
on the side opposite the air valve, and spoon the tire off using tire
tools. Don't ding your rim; plastic-coated or nylon sheathed tire
tools are recommended. Manually push the bead on the opposite side
from where you're prying, all the way down into the drop-center, to
give the bead enough room to come off the rim on your side.

Use good ol' KY Jelly or a drugstore-brand knock-off as a lubricant
and mount your new tire. The little round inked-on symbol on the tire
wall MAY indicate a good balance point, and be intended to go adjacent
to the valve. Look for the directional arrows on the tire wall for
which way is supposed to be "up" as you do all this, with the wheel
laying horizontally. Carefully deduce which way that will be from
which side yor drive pulley is on and which way the wheel will turn.
Assembly is the reverse order of assembly, within reason.
No warranty of the veracity or completeness of these instructions is
express or implied.
Buy a Clymer Manual if you need pictures to show you how to do this.
If you can't change a tire, what are you doing owning a motorcycle?!
--Sarge, BS109, Fla

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

In article
<c9d40ecb-6a36-4f06-b736-71d0cd553dd5@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups,com >,
Sarge <sargehere@cfl.rr,com > wrote:

> On May 3, 11:37 am, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe,com > wrote:
> > I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
> > URL?
> >
> > Hit me baby
>
<whack>
> If you can't change a tire, what are you doing owning a motorcycle?!
> --Sarge, BS109, Fla

There's the best answer!

He now owes the bar two rounds.

Where's my fucking drink?

--
Ryder Rick

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?


"Rick Begeman" <despaminator@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:despaminator-CE0958.09580904052008@news.verizon,net ...
> In article
> <c9d40ecb-6a36-4f06-b736-71d0cd553dd5@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups,com >,
> Sarge <sargehere@cfl.rr,com > wrote:
>
>> On May 3, 11:37 am, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe,com > wrote:
>> > I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being,
>> > got a
>> > URL?
>> >
>> > Hit me baby
>>
> <whack>
>> If you can't change a tire, what are you doing owning a motorcycle?!
>> --Sarge, BS109, Fla
>
> There's the best answer!
>
> He now owes the bar two rounds.
>
> Where's my fucking drink?

I just pissed it out into the John

You're welcome

>
> --
> Ryder Rick...is a jerk

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?


"Sarge" <sargehere@cfl.rr,com > wrote in message
news:c9d40ecb-6a36-4f06-b736-71d0cd553dd5@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups,com ...
On May 3, 11:37 am, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe,com > wrote:
> I should purchace a service manual, I know...but for the time being, got a
> URL?
>
> Hit me baby

Set the bike up vertically, like on its centerstand, if it has one.
Have some wood and cinder blocks handy.
Tie down the front end/wheel somehow.
Jack up the back wheel about t least 18 inches off the ground, and
block it up.
See that big nut in the middle of the rear axle on one side of the
bike?
Undo it (counterclockwise) and pull the axle out. Washers come off
with it, and adjusters should stay where they are.You will have to put
a wrench on the other end of the axle to get the nut loose. May have
to easy the nut end into the hole with a leather hammer or a block of
wood (to keep from squashin' the threads on the axle) til it loosens
up and comes out in your hand
If you have to, loosen up the bolts that hold the brake caliper in
place so you can wiggle the wheel around, and
Drop out the wheel. Catch the spacer opposite the drive pulley. Leave
the drive belt on the bike. It's threaded around the swing arm anyway.

Don't lose any of this crap. You'll need it for reassembly.

Do the tire just like you would a bicycle tire: Remove (unscrew) the
air valve completely, emptying the air pressure. Break the bead first
on the side opposite the air valve, and spoon the tire off using tire
tools. Don't ding your rim; plastic-coated or nylon sheathed tire
tools are recommended. Manually push the bead on the opposite side
from where you're prying, all the way down into the drop-center, to
give the bead enough room to come off the rim on your side.

Use good ol' KY Jelly or a drugstore-brand knock-off as a lubricant
and mount your new tire. The little round inked-on symbol on the tire
wall MAY indicate a good balance point, and be intended to go adjacent
to the valve. Look for the directional arrows on the tire wall for
which way is supposed to be "up" as you do all this, with the wheel
laying horizontally. Carefully deduce which way that will be from
which side yor drive pulley is on and which way the wheel will turn.
Assembly is the reverse order of assembly, within reason.
No warranty of the veracity or completeness of these instructions is
express or implied.
Buy a Clymer Manual if you need pictures to show you how to do this.
If you can't change a tire, what are you doing owning a motorcycle?!
--Sarge, BS109, Fla

Thanks Sarge

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?

CB wrote, while telling how to change a tire on a '06 Sportster:
>
> Set the bike up vertically, like on its centerstand, if it has one.

You feel competent to give advice in a Harley newsgroup?

Fins BS#221

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?



DM wrote:
> CB wrote, while telling how to change a tire on a '06 Sportster:
>>
>> Set the bike up vertically, like on its centerstand, if it has one.
>
> You feel competent to give advice in a Harley newsgroup?
>
> Fins BS#221

CB didn't write that, Fins. Sarge did. CB just added a thank
you at the end. He's not competent to quote properly let alone
give advice in a HD group. All I can say is it's a good thing he's
riding a girls bike. He'd never get the tire off a real Harley.

roach

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?


"roach AH#123" <123@nowhere,com > wrote in message news:4820fd95@127.0.0.1...
>
>
> DM wrote:
>> CB wrote, while telling how to change a tire on a '06 Sportster:
>>>
>>> Set the bike up vertically, like on its centerstand, if it has one.
>>
>> You feel competent to give advice in a Harley newsgroup?
>>
>> Fins BS#221
>
> CB didn't write that, Fins. Sarge did. CB just added a thank
> you at the end. He's not competent to quote properly let alone
> give advice in a HD group. All I can say is it's a good thing he's
> riding a girls bike. He'd never get the tire off a real Harley.
>
> roach

Harley riders are easy going, that's me.

The way in which Rick addressed me I would'uh put him on a Honda. Blow hard
usually hide their insecurity in hostility.

I bought my bike to ride to work, period. I didn't want a rice burner for
patriotic reasons as well as fitting my personality.

Harley riders aren't into speed so much as the ride.

Rick reminds me of a dude I knew who road a Ninja into an orange grove,
impaling him self. The dude called my bike to fuckin small and slow. So much
for his opinion.

Re: Where may I find instructions on how to remove rear tire on my 06 Sportster?



CB wrote:

>
> Harley riders are easy going, that's me.

All you need now is a sence of humor
>
> The way in which Rick addressed me I would'uh put him on a Honda.
> Blow hard usually hide their insecurity in hostility.

Wow, you sure have him figured out.


>
> I bought my bike to ride to work, period. I didn't want a rice burner
> for patriotic reasons as well as fitting my personality.

How does a bike fit a personality?


>
> Harley riders aren't into speed so much as the ride.

Which Harley riders are you referring to?
>
> Rick reminds me of a dude I knew who road a Ninja into an orange
> grove, impaling him self. The dude called my bike to fuckin small and
> slow. So much for his opinion.

What does any of this have to do with you buying a few drinks around here?

roach