Pashley TR1 rear wheel removal

[further]

Oh sh@T I just assumed it was

 

[Dec66]

Thread resurrection; I've got the same issue on the other side of the axle, and this isn't a hex bolt fitting... How does this one come off?

And yes, I'm changing the inner tube, the bloody thing weighs a ton and I have a bad arm

 

[biggs682]

I have never thought about trike rear wheel fixings until reading this thread.

Sorry @Dec66 as that doesn't help you at all , on swmbo wheel chair it's got a button to push on the axle that releases it from the frame and I just presumed trikes had a similar affair.

Every day is a learning day

 

[classic33]

Thread resurrection; I've got the same issue on the other side of the axle, and this isn't a hex bolt fitting... How does this one come off?

And yes, I'm changing the inner tube, the bloody thing weighs a ton and I have a bad arm

This of any help, from Pashley.

 

[Dec66]

Thanks... What a palaver if you're in the middle of a public park or somewhere like that, with a flat tyre

 

[classic33]

Thanks... What a palaver if you're in the middle of a public park or somewhere like that, with a flat tyre

What's stopping you taking the tyre off on the outside edge?

 

[Dec66]

What's stopping you taking the tyre off on the outside edge?

The mudguards, and the fat f*cking w@nking spanners on the end of my arms.

 

[classic33]

The mudguards, and the fat f*cking w@nking spanners on the end of my arms.

I'd similar styled mudguards on another of their trikes, was able to remove the tyre working from the lower side of the wheels.

 

[Dec66]

I'd similar styled mudguards on another of their trikes, was able to remove the tyre working from the lower side of the wheels.

But that would mean turning the thing upside down, and it weighs about six tons and my right arm is knackered from repeated juji gatame.

 

[T4tomo]

But that would mean turning the thing upside down, and it weighs about six tons and my right arm is knackered from repeated juji gatame.

You don't even need to remove the tyre, just slip it off the rim on the lower side somewhere and run a tyre lever round, then pull t'tube out, no upside-downy necessary

re the juji gatame, you should have submitted earlier and/or learned not to leave you arm sticking out as an invitation!

 

[classic33]

But that would mean turning the thing upside down, and it weighs about six tons and my right arm is knackered from repeated juji gatame.

An upturned bucket under the rear end and stand it on that.
Were the instructions of any use?