hunter 1500

I guess there is no trick to it but I need a large hex head wrench to fit the axle bolt. Does anyone have an idea where to get one?

Is there info on this in the tech section ?

Thanks for the tip. I remember there were a bunch of pieces that fell out when I took it off last time and I screwed up when I put the left part on . Should go better this time.

I found a video on Youtube.

Does anyone have instructions for the Eluder rear wheel removal. I know I found them here a couple of years ago.

I tried to look up information on changing the rear tire on my Eluder and it wont let me open it. I'm a member since 2009 and paid in 9/21 so I'm not sure what is happening.

Well I figured it out. When I pulled the axle everything just fell out and so when I put it back together the part that holds the caliper has a slot that you have to slide on the swing arm. Unfortunately I had to remove the axle bolt and slide that piece out. I have an old bolt from my RSTD and used that and slide it in so that the wheel didn't come apart completely and was able to put the part in it's proper place. Hope this might help anybody else that runs into this problem. Took it for a ride and all is well.

It's a 2018 Eluder. The RSTD is gone.

I changed the rear tire and now the rear brake will lock up if I hit it hard at all. I go a little ways and it will free up. All I did with the brake is take the whole caliper off and then slide it back on. I did put a little grease on the one bolt that called for it.

Has anyone done instructions on changing the rear tire. The sevice manual seems like a lot of work. My RSTD was pretty easy but I havn't done this one yet.

Not a lot of options out there for exact fit. The Brigstone only lasted 75k and will need replacing. They call for a 200/55R 16 but I wonder if the the 200/60 16 will work.

Thanks, Just changed it for the second time with 2500 miles. The 2 drains side by side are kind of a pain. Cant get a wratchet on them. Gear rench worked though.

I the manual it says to check the oil in the reservoir with the dipstick. Mine only has a cap. Any idea how you would check your oil level on these bikes? Is there an dipstick available?

Good info. I'm sure my neighbors are sick of hearing it. Don't really need the alarm here where I live but good on a trip. Usually I just park next to a Harley.

I was thinking you just had to go with the universal ones. Thanks for the replies.