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Tools for Changing Motorcycle Tires
Using a Scissor Jack to Change Motorcycle Tires
Removing a Motorcycle Tire's Carter Pin & Axle Nut
Loosen a Motorcycle's Chain Adjuster Bolts
Punch the Axle Through Motorcycle Wheel
Removing a Motorcycle Tire from the Wheel
Motorcycle Tire Maintenance Tips
Types of Motorcycle Tires
Inserting a New Motorcycle Tire on the Wheel
Thread the Axle When Changing Motorcycle Tires
New Motorcycle Tire Alignment
Tighten a Motorcycle's Chain Bolts
Install a Motorcycle's Axle Nut & Carter Pin
Perform a Final Check on Newly Installed Tires
Motorcycle Tire Summary
Summary: The chain-adjuster bolts need to be loosened when you’re changing a motorcycle tire; learn how to loosen them on this DIY motorcycle-maintenance video.
Andrew Neilon has been riding motorcycles for 17 years. He's been working on them as a mechanic for the past four years. He has continued to learn through on-the-job training with his...read more
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"Hi my name is Drew Neilon from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in Little River. I work at Beach Customs and today I'm going to show you how to change and maintain a tire for Expert Village. Alright the next thing we're going to do is loosen the axle itself from the frame of the bike and what we're going to need is the two nine-sixteenths open end wrenches. And what we're going to do loosen the chain adjuster bolt so that the axle is free from the frame abling me to punch the axle through the rim and the frame itself. Alright so what we're going to do is get your nine-sixteenths on both sides of these bolts. And I'm going to loosen this bolt right here. Now that I got the chain adjuster bolt loosened, I need to go on the other side of the bike and do the same exact thing. Alright this bolt on this side of the axle is a little rusted so what I'm going to do use a little WD-40 on it to free up the rust from the bolt."
eHow Article: Loosen a Motorcycle's Chain Adjuster Bolts
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