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Model: Enfield Classic 350
Part: Wheel

In this video tutorial, learn how to remove the front wheel of a Royal Enfield Classic 350. First, unscrew the central bolt with a 24 mm spanner and use a punch to remove the central pin from one side, as shown in the video. Next, disconnect the front brake cable by unscrewing and removing it from the adjuster, then extract the front wheel. It is advisable to lubricate the central pin before reassembly; in any case, apply the reverse procedure, ensuring the wheel is secured properly!

Updated on 31 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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