Remove freebody (black inc)
Hello.
I want to regrease the bearings on a Black inc rear wheel. I've done the non-drive-side, but I'm not sure how to progress on the drive-side.
Maybe I should tap the axle, I just don't like tapping without knowing I won't break anything.
Maybe I should remove the rubbercover with the two holes, they seem to there for removal. I've tried, but it didn't loose, so I stopped in fear of ripping it apart.
Can you tell me what to do next?
I want to regrease the bearings on a Black inc rear wheel. I've done the non-drive-side, but I'm not sure how to progress on the drive-side.
Maybe I should tap the axle, I just don't like tapping without knowing I won't break anything.
Maybe I should remove the rubbercover with the two holes, they seem to there for removal. I've tried, but it didn't loose, so I stopped in fear of ripping it apart.
Can you tell me what to do next?
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It looks like the kind of hub you take apart by sticking a hex key / bit in each end of the axle and unscrewing. Sometimes the same size, sometimes a different size for drive and non-drive sides. Once the axle's out the freehub just pulls off.
The black bit with the 2 holes isn't screaming remove me0 -
The 2 holes look more like inject grease here and when it comes out of the second one, its full.I ride a bike. Doesn't make me green or a tree hugger. I drive a car too.0
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Mine were similar sometimes stiff to remove, I used the end cap winding out against a fitted cassette lock ring to ease it off.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
