Honda NC750X Rear Wheel Removal

Ok I've watched this over and over to see how do you manage to know that the wheel is aligned forward? Pushing it forwards against the adjusters - would that be enough? The reason I'm asking is I adjusted my chain and made sure that I do the same amount each side and now riding it there is always the one piece of road coming off the highway where I could let go of the steering wheel and now the bike steers to the right. I can shift a bit over to the left to compensate but its not how it used to be. Any ideas?

Heh, i too just installed a new rear Shinko 705 tire today! I also adjusted/aligned the chain, changed the oil T6, installed an SAE outlet and 2 Freeway Blaster 130db horns! Then went for a nice little scenic Fall Foliage ride to scrub the new tire in. I have a local mom-pop tire shop that allows me to use their automotive tire machine to change my own tires. This is the second 705 i've ran now that required NO weights to balance out. I was able to get just over 9k miles out of the last one.
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You didn't take the opportunity to clean the sprocket while off the bike?just a thought.

Just wondering what kind of exhaust are you using... I want to change mine. Can you please recommend one for me? A very nice and loud exhaust. Thank you.

Hello. Have you changed the tires better than Michelin Pilot 4? What is her name?

Hi, is your bike the DCT model? Is there a difference in removing the rear wheel between the manual and Auto bikes

What is the purpose of the duct tape?

As much as I like Your vids, this one is getting thumbs down for using adjustable spanner on axle nut. Please do not use crap tools on motorcycles.

Shame the air cleaner wasn't so easy to replace!

Don't you need to loose the chain adjusting nuts? What about the speed sensor? need to remove it first? Great piece of work! Many thx!

What kind of grease are you using?

Hi Adrian - thank you so much for your really helpful videos. I know that this is 2 years old but I used it today to help me. I had a puncture on the rear wheel of my new bike and the bike shop demanded that I remove the wheel if I needed an immediate repair. I did it!! However, I have one or two minor observations. When I tried to get the wheel back on the bike (on my own) I had to undo the nuts on the adjusters - this made things a lot easier for me. I also noticed that the 'axle' was totally dry - not a drop of grease (on my very new bike). As you might have gathered, I am not very good at this sort of thing! Anyway, thank you again and keep it coming.

good job

Tape on the adjusters!!
I used wiggling, swearing and more wiggling when I removed my wheel.
I reckon I'll use tape the next time so I don't offend the sensibilities of my neighbours. Lol

Hopefully you see this! I ride a 2013 NC700X, I know it's not the exact same model but the chassis and design is the same. I followed your guide to remove the rear wheel and reinstall it after new tires were mounted but now there is a clicking sound in my chain. The bike only has 6800 miles so I doubt it's anything failing, especially given it was working fine before. PLEASE HELP!

some nc750 has rear hand brake;please remove the 2 bolts that lock rear brake hand

Мужик, какого хера ты по русски не говоришь. Давай исправляйся, учи русский.

Again your videos are awesome. I removed my wheels, changed my tires, and remounted my wheels thanks to your videos. You've saved me at least $300 and I'm just getting started with my NC700x.

Simply done and a very informative video. Great idea using tape to hold in the adjusters. I never thought of that, great idea.
Thanks for posting this well done video.
Barry

What is the size you running for the rear? Shinko does not have the stock NC rear tyre size.

Thanks for the tape trick…much easier than the documented process in the manual, where as I was worried about aligning the chain adjustments.  
Two extra bolts on the DCT version for the parking brake is the only note I’d add. I’m putting 170 anakee adventures on my ‘20 for the boring forest roads in California.

Errrr, I just did this and my tire won't spin at all.....what could I have done wrong?

So I am the type of person that will watch at least 5 videos before even doing a simple task just to be safe, and I have to say yours is so great with amazing tips. Thank You!

Не понял смысла?? Мужик тип говорит что на новой резине круче чем на старой?) Колумб что ли?)

Thanks so much for the video! I just got a flat tire outside of town and left my bike at a gas station while I take the wheel to the shop. Certainly cheaper than towing it. You're a life saver!

Hi
Just I bought a aftermarket muffler for my NC, but when I looked at in Internet people saying damaging engine, so I don't know what to do send it back or use it. what's your advice mate?

Great instructional video. I’ve watched several of yours and they’ve helped me with my NC. Thank you sir!

My chain is where I want it to be I’m going to get new tires put on today so if I put that duck tape over the back does that mean I don’t need to touch those bolts at all I can just get the new tires put on and put everything back together

Nice and simple, though presumably the tape is to prevent damage to the bike from your big wrench, which could be avoided by using a socket. You do know that bolt should be torqued to 98 Nm, which is very tight indeed. It's worth investing a few pounds in a torque wrench to avoid over or under tightening nuts and bolts.
I particularly liked your technique for lifting the wheel in to place. Nice job. Was that Moly grease you were using?

After watching your video I’ve decided to change my rear tire today. Unfortunately it was a pain in the a.. to reinstall the wheel since I have a DCT version which has a handbrake. So I wasn‘t able to move the brake cylinder aside and somehow it got stuck during reinstallation. Maybe you could mention that the wheel changes on DCT bikes are a bit more tricky. Thanks anyways for your great videos 😀

Wstyd, żeby kluczem francuskim działać. To nie profesjonalne. ..

Hello mate, enjoying your videos ay. Just got me a 2018 NC750X and appreciate learning from what you've been documenting. Cheers

Am i mistaken or did you not show installing the left bush on sprocket side when fitting wheel?

good! sinko tire

Nice. Have you still got the bike?

Good skill　　(￣一*￣)b

bridgestone t31s 1200 us miles 2/3 of the price trying the T32 they are pretty good too

Takk!

Congratulations on the video. This is exactly how it is done on this Honda model and on the Integra as well. Few motorcyclists and service mechanics follow these rules... Which is bad... So it's best to maintain your motorcycle yourself. Congratulations!

Your videos are greatly appreciated but it would help to see the details of assembly such as which spacer goes on which side. The obvious issue is that I failed to note that when I disassembled.

What type of grease did you use for the axle and o ring?

Can't thank you enough for taking the time to shoot and upload the fantastic NC750X maintenance tips!

Hi There:

Question. I just watched your video where you removed your rear wheel to have a new tire installed. You purchased Shinko 705.

I would like the same. However, spec size for the NC 705 is 160/60. The 705 doesn’t come in that size. Did you by chance purchase 170/60 with a higher (W)? Any issues?

Brad

I WAS LUCKY I FOUND A PNUEMATIC CAR TIRE CHANGING MACHINE AT THE LOCAL DUMP AND CONVERTED IT FOR CYCLE TIRES.. ITS ESPECIALLY GOOD FOR BREAKING THE BEAD...BUT STILL A LOT OF WORK TO DO ALONE..

Hi.What brand are the tires?

Thanks for this. My '15 nc700xd reassembly was not as smooth as yours. Had to pull rear brake caliper off, refit wheel then reassemble rear brake. The emergency brake fitment was cake.

nice vedio. I like it .....

What is the proper torque on that nut? Looking online but little luck

The spacers were not shown …