Yes and no. Get a quality set of allen keys and a new axle. To remove this one, use pliers or cut a slit with a dremel. Do NOT use the axle afterwards.
piffopi on
Unless you can phase the matter of the tire though the matter of the fork it’s impossible installing a tire without removing the wheel 🙁
djmash on
the thru axle looks circular and silver after i tried using a 6mm allen key to unscrew it after a flat. last pic is the thru axle on the back wheel which looks very different – hexagonal and black. wondering what I did wrong, what to do next, and whether i can still change the tube to repair the flat without removing the wheel
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Yes and no. Get a quality set of allen keys and a new axle. To remove this one, use pliers or cut a slit with a dremel. Do NOT use the axle afterwards.
Unless you can phase the matter of the tire though the matter of the fork it’s impossible installing a tire without removing the wheel 🙁
the thru axle looks circular and silver after i tried using a 6mm allen key to unscrew it after a flat. last pic is the thru axle on the back wheel which looks very different – hexagonal and black. wondering what I did wrong, what to do next, and whether i can still change the tube to repair the flat without removing the wheel