stud

[honda4life72]

striped out a rear stud on the rear hub and now i can't get the nut off , its betwen coming off and hittign the rim ...any suggestions?

[450R_lover]

this happened to me not too long ago. Your going to need a new stud so go ahead and order one. You can ride it without one stud but just keep an eye on it until you get your new one. the way i got off the old stud and nut was by taking a dremel with a cutting wheel on it. i got on the back side of the wheel and cut off head of the stud.
later

[Sjorge450R]

old studs can be hammered out. take a hammer and just hit it out. Then order a stud from any year 250r. Once you get, just hammer it back in.

[Flyin-Low]

Originally posted by Sjorge300EX
old studs can be hammered out. take a hammer and just hit it out. Then order a stud from any year 250r. Once you get, just hammer it back in.


Uhh, buddy... he said the nut is still on it so it has to be cut :rolleyes:

And why not just order a 450r stud?

-Martin

[Sjorge450R]

Originally posted by Flyin-Low
Uhh, buddy... he said the nut is still on it so it has to be cut :rolleyes:

And why not just order a 450r stud?

-Martin

i didnt konw you could order just the stud for the 450r. The diagrams dont show the stud avaible for quads like the 300ex 250ex 400ex so i figured it was the same with 450r. Its the same stud either way.

[honda4life72]

yea i took the die grinder and cut the head of it off and punched it out

[honda4life72]

is there spose to be like little spines on the inside of the hub? like where the stud goes in?

[450R_lover]

Nope. the studs have the little splines on them which hold them in place. the splines on the stud wore out is why it started spinning. :macho

[honda4life72]

owh ok i thought so but i just wanted to make sure