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Ty250 Mono Front Spindle Tool

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Can anyone tell me what tool is required to remove the front wheel spindle on a TY250mono (I'm told "S" version circa 1987)? It looks to me like a Torx or something similar. I also read on a forum somewhere that a 12mm Allen wrench will do - but I don't want to risk rounding the head. If it's a special tool, where could I get one from?

Regards : Martin

im sure john cane (trail and trials) can supply you the correct tool for this! sorry no number! find it in explorer! :beer:

Torx. I just bought a single 3/8 socket drive Torx bit from tool supply house (Grainger over here)

Allen would be risky IMO.

kevin j Posted Today, 02:49 AM

It's a T60

kcj

kevin j Posted Yesterday, 06:32 PM

Torx. I just bought a single 3/8 socket drive Torx bit from tool supply house (Grainger over here)

Allen would be risky IMO.

NO, NO, NO and NO!!!!

It's simply a bi hex 12mm allen bolt and therefore a 12mm allen key is the correct tool. The original tool supplied with the bike is such, you're making things far more complicated than they need to be!!!!

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kevin j Posted Today, 02:49 AM

It's a T60

kcj

kevin j Posted Yesterday, 06:32 PM

Torx. I just bought a single 3/8 socket drive Torx bit from tool supply house (Grainger over here)

Allen would be risky IMO.

NO, NO, NO and NO!!!!

It's simply a bi hex 12mm allen bolt and therefore a 12mm allen key is the correct tool. The original tool supplied with the bike is such, you're making things far more complicated than they need to be!!!!

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:banana2:
kevin j Posted Today, 02:49 AM

It's a T60

kcj

kevin j Posted Yesterday, 06:32 PM

Torx. I just bought a single 3/8 socket drive Torx bit from tool supply house (Grainger over here)

Allen would be risky IMO.

NO, NO, NO and NO!!!!

It's simply a bi hex 12mm allen bolt and therefore a 12mm allen key is the correct tool. The original tool supplied with the bike is such, you're making things far more complicated than they need to be!!!!

Thanks Gents, much appreciated. Now I can fix my front brake, just one of the tasks on the list to make this boneshaker Trials worthy.

Regards : Martin

mine isn't cornered allen, it is rounded lobed torx (or an equivalent shape, as I think Torx patents were later).

It is 350 though, through the US market, but I would think the same.

Well you will know easily enough now by inspection, one of the two choices.

kcj

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