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when i got my new hub ( BSD frontstreet ) i hand tightened the the nut on . Now im trying to put it on my bike but one side wont loosen , i tried forever but it wont come out , Theirs probably a really logical answer to this but im new to female axles and have no idea
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try a wrench? kinda made to loosen nuts
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Are you turning it the wrong way or something? Try putting a wrench or each side and turning them opposite directions.
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:
Are you turning it the wrong way or something? Try putting a wrench or each side and turning them opposite directions.
the side that came out before will just comeout again its weird
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sometimes you need to use two wrenches. One on each nut/bolt.
Tighten one side down and see if you can loosen the other side. and don't forget to grease the threads.
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This happened when I got mine, just put the wheel on the OUTSIDE of the fork so you can loosen the other side, make sense?
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Tighten the other side into your fork but with the wrench flat side on the inside of the fork, then loosen the other side. Also put a lick of grease on the threads of the bolts before you put the hub on the bike
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:
This happened when I got mine, just put the wheel on the OUTSIDE of the fork so you can loosen the other side, make sense?
thanks and i just did this it works
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:
This happened when I got mine, just put the wheel on the OUTSIDE of the fork so you can loosen the other side, make sense?
chad88 wrote:
thanks and i just did this it works
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:
Are you turning it the wrong way or something? Try putting a wrench or each side and turning them opposite directions.
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