Harley Rear Wheel Remove and Installation

Let Dean help you save a few bucks by showing you how to remove and reinstall your rear Harley 'bagger' wheel.

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[SteveEllery-kilw]

Probably the best diy video I've seen on YouTube

[isaacreyes]

Awesome video. I appreciate you taking the time to explain the belt tensioning cams. Coming from metric bikes and victorys i had never seen that setup until i was halfway through the job😅

[ansonwill]

I loved your video no BS right to the point thank you for the help

[roadkingjokerst]

I'm surprised that you didn't start the vid at checking out the important stuff like fitst bringing the bike home from the dealer and which roads you rode on, and the weather that day.

[rsanchez]

Don’t remove your mufflers. Just remove the lower shock bolts on each side and you can raise or lower your bike as needed.

[andyjoelane]

I WANT THOSE RIMS FOR MY BIKE AND THE WHITE WALLS ARE AWESOME'

[chrisdelagarza]

How did you tighten the rear axel and keep the adjusters in place.

[andyjoelane]

WHAT SIZE RIM AND TIRE IS THAT ON YOUR BIKE?

[clarktferrill]

Dude....you are so lucky that bike didn't fall during the rear wheel removal..that baby rocked back and forth..you didn't have it tied down or secured in any way😟

[josephsalzman]

next time you might want to try and just take out the shock bolts save yourself a lot of work