Honda Cbr 1000rr Rear Wheel Quick Change Kit, Racing on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, South Carolina, US
Rear wheel quick change kit for 2008 to 2012 CBR1000rr
The rear caliper bracket and the right axle block as well as the captive nut are tied together to make the caliper bracket and axle nut captive.
On the left side a hex nut is welded to the axle and then Nichol etched for a durable finish, Axle can be removed with socket/ratchet or with an Impact gun, a pull cone is also included so that the axle can be quickly removed.
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