Remove final drive from rear wheel on Yamaha rear tire 1100 V-star

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do you mean remove the wheel? tires are best left to a shop to do as they have the machine. drive shaft yes? undo all bolts thru frame to final drive casing. slacken wheel nut but do not remove spindle, pull wheel back and out of the frame the drive shaft comes with it, tace out spindle and now lift final drive from wheel, there may be a spacer which might fall out. done deal..

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It is on the back side of the flywheel for the magneto/generator. You will need to remove the left engine side cover then pull the flywheel. It does take a special puller to get the fly wheel off. Once you get the flywheel off, there are 8 allen bolts that hold it to the back side of the flywheel.
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Pull the rear axle, and spacer on the brake side of wheel. Un hook brake rod and brake strut. Position yourself on the brake side of the bike and pull the rear wheel straight out of the final drive housing. Put a little grease on thhe final drive splines upon reinstalling the wheel to aid removal next time.

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This site has some informative (if inordinately long) videos on tyre changing...and just about anything else. Some good - some not so! Tyre change techniques here are par for the average Joe. Your best allie is good tyre irons and a logical sense, Cheers!

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There should be a sticker on the driveshaft with the tire pressure info. If it is missing i would run 30 in the front and 35 in the rear. (psi)