Refitting the Honda crf 300l & 250L rear wheel the easy way...

The Honda crf rear wheels have never been the easiest to fit compared to my old KTM another little tip to help...

[guyonacub]

Very useful tip
I can now get rid of my third hand
She will be pleased
Cheers

[richardkenna]

This was a life saver. I didn't have the dummy shaft but the cable tie on its own was a big help
Thank you!

[jeffreytromans]

1/2" pex pipe from the plumbing supply section works great as a dummy bolt

[paulo]

You absolute Legend Mr P, can’t tell you the bother I was having until had the sense to sit down and quickly watch your vid……although I didn’t have the dummy bolt, everything else worked and I was sorted first attempt….😮 if I ever see you in person, we will toast your wisdom all evening without you having to put your hand in your pocket, Sir, I salute You 🙏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[rogerdayton]

I also found using a 1" ratchet strap to lift tthe tire up into place makes it much easier as well.

[TheBigBraap]

I've always enjoyed a tip or two from your channel-I will definitely be trying the cable tie soon👍

[stevelewis]

Genius, Sir. So simple but brilliant.

[CarparkCarl]

Mmmm just put my rear back on but I’m due a tyre change in the next few month. This looks handy thanks!

[zenonzuza]

As always - simple but excelent tip. Thanks Mr P Cheers

[ianharrison]

Most excellent idea 👍👍👍
any more ideas on how to support the bike when you're out and about on the trail, i've taken to laying it down on the appropriate side now after knocking the prop out halfway through a puncher mend

[Rger]

Any reason to remove the zip tie? Do no harm to leave it fitted 🙂
Shame the shaft doesn't fit in the swing arm without needing to carry a 19mm spanner to secure 😔

[dmejiaa]

Ok, silly question, noob here, my shaft gets in from left (chain side) to right (caliper), does it matter if I just switch it?