Honda Deauville NT700v Rear Wheel Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2021
- Learn how to remove the rear wheel from a Honda Deauville (NT700v) without removing panniers or removing the exhaust.
Make sure the motorbike is on it's centrestand for this. Better yet, place that on a piece of wood for an extra few centimetres of height for easier wheel removal.
You'll need the following tools:
The standard Honda toolkit under the seat (but if you don't have that, never fear, there's no real special tool needed).
- Spanners (sizes are mentioned in the video, have a large selection ready!)
- Hammer
- Allen key (preferably a long-reach set, size is mentioned in the video)
- Plenty of patience.
Reassembly is the reverse of removal. Apply plenty of molybdenum grease to the driven splines on the rear wheel before reinstalling and apply multipurpose grease to other items like axle, bearing faces, bolts, before refitting.
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I thought the dog barking in this video was my dog, so I kept stopping the video to listen for my dog barking
Greetings from Russia. Video helped me to remove my weel. Was happy to see Irish plate ☺. Used to live in Dublin for 9 years. Thank you.
I have learned after being a mechanic at three different motorcycle shops, and buying and resurrecting motorcycles that have been sitting, sometimes for decades, and working on cars, my own cars and trucks. There is one thing I have learned.
The hard way, is the easy way!!
I would start by taking the exhaust pipe off of this machine and possibly the right saddle bag. It may be harder to get the muffler out-of-the-way, it may be more work to take the muffler off. It may seem harder. But that’s what I’m talking about, actually, the hard way is the easy way…
I am very surprised that Honda would make even this NT-700, as difficult, if not almost as difficult as just about any small maintenance job on a GL 1800 Goldwing. There is no simple job on one of those. I had one. I thought it was ridiculous that a local shop charged a guy I know who has the same bike I had over $650 labor just to change his air cleaner. When it came time for me to change my air cleaner, I realized, The day I changed the air filter on my Goldwing, that 600 and some dollars was a fair price. Because it takes about five hours just to change the air cleaner. Working on a Goldwing, and now I’m seeing it’s like that on this machine also.. Honda is getting more and more like BMW cars and motorcycles. You have to marry the dealer almost if you are not mechanically inclined… Labor here in the United States in a Honda motorcycle shop service department is $125 an hour.. this motorcycle may seem tough to get the rear wheel off, but, at least it has a center stand.. The Japanese started eliminating center stands whenever they eliminated, kickstarters, and tubeless tires became pretty much standard..
but I am a little surprised that Honda put this motorcycle out there for us to ride, and not simplify and getting the rear wheel off of this machine..
Hello, i'm an owner of a 30 years old Revere. Well, during the video i remove the rear wheel about minimum 5 times in and out😉. I only have to loosen the two bolts of the brake caliper and the axle nut screw...thats it.
Very complicated, but also very helpful video for all deauville drivers👍.
Greetings from Germany
Thanks for this, wish I'd found it before I took my rear wheel out to change the pads! What you can do to clear the torque arm bolt is undo the back two bolts on the exhaust and move it out and up a bit, just gives you a little extra travel on the bolt, so the arm can just slide.
I was going to buy one of these , youve changed my mind
What did you go for in the end?
Yep a pain in the ass to remove the back wheel, if only they made the boxes removable that would have helped a lot, also it is so cramped in there anyone with big hands struggles.
I usually just let my tyre place deal with it but when you need to do work on the rear you need to remove than wheel, so your video will be helpful for anyone who still has this bike.
Good video.
Good show, I have got the wheel out and just ordered Bridgestone tyres for my NT700 06 abs model ,its a good time to change the brake pads and clean and grease calipers, even spray anti rust on the inside of the swing arm seeing its easy access at this point.
Good helpful video bud.
Thank you for your video. I do same but if i can say something : don’t leave the brake hanging because is not good for brake fluid pipe. Happy new year from east of France and be save loulou-67
Never should got rid of my ST1100 seeing THAT performance!
I just bought an NT700 and just got to fit a new tire and not looking forward to doing it.
Woo that's tricky. I was thinking of getting a deville but now I think I will stick with the transalp ...
Thanks for that my Normal method
I do it by leaving the pads in the caliper.
5 people have spent hours and hours removing the exhaust prior to watching this........
God help you on a pitch dark and rainy night if you get a flat out in the middle of nowhere, or for that mater on a dark rainy night when you're on your way home from work, already dog tired. My old BMW K100RS required removal of one pannier (one latch), four hub nuts and the wheel was out.
Pitch dark and rainy? Then it becomes the recovery company's problem 😉.
Just plug it
Vfr beside you is so easy to remove the rear wheel.
Hola buenas tarde estoy interesado información sobre la moto
Where can I find this lower foot guards ?
Difficult to find these day, keep an eye on ebay maybe!
Okay, now how do we get it on again?
As Haynes say, installation is reverse of removal :)
Do you regret buying this bike because of the rear wheel hassle?
Bit late with the answer but no regrets at all. If you want a fast bike don't buy this but if you want a bike that can do everything and never let you down then this is for you.
Not at all. I don't change tyres that often so it isn't a big deal.
Cant hear you mate
Yeah, I've no remote microphone, sorry!
Not Honda's finest hour....
Just take the exhaust off
you can’t see a damn thing, a collective farmer - he couldn’t make normal lighting, he’s fiddling in the dark ..👎