cant remove the 5 nuts holding on rear sprocket

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hrnciraj

Joined Jun 2011

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Discussion Starter
• Jun 6, 2011

• #1

hi guys, My first post. Just got a 7.5 tuono R with 1500 miles and im changing the sprockets to 15/42. Right now i've got the rear wheel off the bike but can't get the rear sprocket off the wheel. The 5 nuts holding it on just keep spinning. is this common? what can i do. Thanks.

 

Last edited: Jun 6, 2011

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hrnciraj

Joined Jun 2011

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Discussion Starter
• Jun 6, 2011

• #2

sorry for waisting you time guys, i just pulled the sprocket out of the wheel housing and now i can remove the bolts.

 

garry

Joined Jul 2009

2K Posts | 21+

5A

• Jun 6, 2011

• #3

Goodbye.
See you next time, you never know, it might even
Be a splinter in yer finger, or just due for a tampon change.

 

Nob

Joined Oct 2010

3K Posts | 1+

Fook knows

• Jun 6, 2011

• #4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA3bBB1bb6I&feature=player_detailpage

 

grin factor

Joined Aug 2009

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Sunderland

• Jun 7, 2011

• #5

Love this site, generous to a fault.:thumbup
Are you able to losen your own nuts?

 

newelly

Joined Oct 2010

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midlands

• Jun 7, 2011

• #6

My wife used to fiddle with my nuts ... about a fudzillion years ago

 

rico

Joined Jun 2009

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North East Ricoland

• Jun 7, 2011

• #7

well that wiz short an sweet...ah worry sometimes aboot some folk gettin loose wi tools in thir mitt..dae ye think we will hear frae the loon again?

 

rico

Joined Jun 2009

3K Posts | 3+

North East Ricoland

• Jun 7, 2011

• #8

good tae the point clip Nob AMA Pit Boss loon

 

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pikeman

Joined Nov 2010

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• Jun 7, 2011

• #9

Am i the only one who thinks some of this is overly harsh? He has a Tuono, finds a forum as he has a problem, politly asks, even adds thanks to the first post yet its an issue as we dont have a hi my name is etc., etc.

 

newelly

Joined Oct 2010

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midlands

• Jun 7, 2011

• #10

pikeman said:

Am i the only one who thinks some of this is overly harsh? He has a Tuono, finds a forum as he has a problem, politly asks, even adds thanks to the first post yet its an issue as we dont have a hi my name is etc., etc.

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No. I thought it was rude

Just saying

I was lucky ... my first post was well received and I was made to feel welcome.

Im a cuntastrophe at DIY and feel sorry for similarly challenged males.

Also ... thanks to gentle and persuasive councelling and mentoring ... I no longer wear my de-regeur urban cammo apart from at bed time in leu luie lu leue, loo instead of jimmy jams

 

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pikeman

Joined Nov 2010

648 Posts | 0+

• Jun 7, 2011

• #11

ive now made 454 posts and am yet to be well received lol

 

newelly

Joined Oct 2010

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midlands

• Jun 7, 2011

• #12

pikeman said:

ive now made 454 posts and am yet to be well received lol

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**** off

 

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pikeman

Joined Nov 2010

648 Posts | 0+

• Jun 7, 2011

• #13

its like the ant and dec of the t zone

 

WileeCoyote

Joined Mar 2011

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Errf

• Jun 7, 2011

• #14

Im glad to see I wasnt the only one who made "THE" fa paux. Still not recieved well either.............but I like being the dark horse.

 

newelly

Joined Oct 2010

1K Posts | 0+

midlands

• Jun 7, 2011

• #15

WileeCoyote said:

Im glad to see I wasnt the only one who made "THE" fa paux. Still not recieved well either.............but I like being the dark horse.

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A horse? On Tzone

We feckin hate horses ... spesh dark ones!

Grrrrr

 

Dan

Joined Aug 2008

367 Posts | 21+

North Lincolnshire

• Jun 7, 2011

• #16

+1 Pikeman, someone posts up not saying hi (who cares really? you dont even have a HELLO section just a small thread) then you never hear from them again, and then the "regulars" wonder why its quiet on here.

It may be polite to say hello first but not everyone knows forum etiquette.:rolleyes

Im all up for forum banter, there are some great forums out there just chill out guys, then maybe those 84 people looking at the forum might sign up and want to enjoy the party.

 

WileeCoyote

Joined Mar 2011

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Errf

• Jun 7, 2011

• #17

Haha. Okay, black sheep?

 

garry

Joined Jul 2009

2K Posts | 21+

5A

• Jun 7, 2011

• #18

pikeman said:

Am i the only one who thinks some of this is overly harsh? He has a Tuono, finds a forum as he has a problem, politly asks, even adds thanks to the first post yet its an issue as we dont have a hi my name is etc., etc.

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sorry pikey, did you want a cuddle ?

if people are grown up enough to own a tuono, their grown up enough to be polite, if you dont like the response when yer being a jump in what the **** help me, i dont really care a **** about you lot just help me cos i,m number one type person, then **** of to facebook where somebody will send you a flower/hug suck my stump type message.


X

 

Dan

Joined Aug 2008

367 Posts | 21+

North Lincolnshire

• Jun 7, 2011

• #19

garry said:

sorry pikey, did you want a cuddle ?

if people are grown up enough to own a tuono, their grown up enough to be polite, if you dont like the response when yer being a jump in what the **** help me, i dont really care a **** about you lot just help me cos i,m number one type person, then **** of to facebook where somebody will send you a flower/hug suck my stump type message.


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The irony

 

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pikeman

Joined Nov 2010

648 Posts | 0+

• Jun 7, 2011

• #20

He did say thank you in the first post is that not polite? and hey cuddles are nice too. Couldn't really follow all the above ramble but got the gist. I do seem to remember polite can be a two way process so go on Garry be brave take the lead be polite im sure i can hold your hand if you need the help.