Posted by RJKeith on November 05, 2012 at 04:43:10 from (74.217.37.84):
It is a 28" spinner rim, and I see two ways to do it. Either loosen the four forks all the way and slip the rim off that way, which works for the 38" rims on my 800, but things seem to tight on this rim. The other is to remove the carrier for the forks, two carrage bolts each, but the threads are too beaten up so as soon as they loosen a little, the carrage bolt spins. I can cut the nuts on the carrage bolts, but I thought I would see if anyone here had another suggestion. Thanks!
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