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How to Remove the Wheels on the Royal Enfield Classic 500

Model: Enfield Classic 500
Part: Wheel

Video tutorial

In this video, you will see the instructions that will allow you to remove both wheels on the Royal Enfield Classic 500 in simple steps. First, position the bike on the centre stand and start by unscrewing the central nut of the rear wheel using a 24 mm spanner; then unscrew the 19 mm adjustment screw and slide out the central axle of the wheel, as illustrated in the video.

To remove the front wheel, remove the fork bolt, extracting, as with the rear wheel, the central axle. For reassembly, simply apply the reverse procedure!


Updated on 18 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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