Removing rear wheel (road/stirrup brakes and full chaincase)

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    brooksby

    This might be the wrong crowd yes but does anyone have any tips on removing the rear wheel from a bike which has road & stirrup brakes, a full chaincase, and a Sturmey Archer three speed hub gears?  Need to patch a hole in the tube, and have no experience of doing that without taking the wheel off…

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    Hirsute

    Just noticed you need the

    Just noticed you need the next page too !

     

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/bikebook2.jpg

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    brooksby

    <shudder>

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    Hirsute

    Found a copy of the new bike

    Found a copy of the new bike book (maybe too new !)

    Think you will have to remove this chaincase somehow though.

     

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/bikebook.jpg

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    brooksby

    Thanks, hirsute.  I don’t

    Thanks, hirsute.  I don’t have the Bicycle Book, only his (much later) City Cycling.

    (and believe me that getting just the front wheel off, which involves disassembling the brakes, took two hours, a pentacle, and the sacrifice of an unwilling goat…).

    (my wife hit some hedge cuttings and got a double flat).

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    Hirsute

    Sounds like a chapter from

    Sounds like a chapter from richard’s bicycle book. Might be worth checking the library for an older copy.

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