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How to Remove the Rear Wheel on a BMW GSA

Model: Bmw R1200gsa
Part: Wheel

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Today, we will show you how to replace the rear wheel on a BMW GSA. The video starts with the exhaust already removed as it would be very difficult to take off the wheel without doing this first. Get a T30 Torx key and undo the first three nuts clearly shown in the video located on the left side of the bike.

Now, move to the other side and undo the other five nuts with a T50 Torx. Done! As you can see, this is a very simple operation. To refit the wheel, simply reverse the process by placing it back in position and tightening all the bolts.


Updated on 19 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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