How do you take a bmx cassette off of the axle so you can put a driver on it?
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sorry to say but you cant. there is no way in the world it is possible.
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An 8mm Allen wrench can be used to tighten the crank to the bottom bracket.  On some older models, a 14mm or 15mm hex head wrench would be used.  However, if the bottom is what is actully loose, you usually have to remove the crank, tighten the bottom bracket, and then replace the crank.\n\nYou should probably take this to your bike shop if you don't understand what I've said above.
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Put training wheels on, but slowly loosen them so eventually they just fall off while they are riding the bike.  They probably won't eve notice, and eventually, they won't need them anymore.
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Put it up on the center stand so the back wheel is off the ground. \n\nStart the bike. Pull in the clutch, and put it in 1st gear. let the clutch out slowly. The bike is now standing there with the back wheel turning. \n\nHold the oil can spout over the moving chain and spray a steady stream of oil for a short while to make sure the whole chain gets oiled.
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Go top sports authority and buy a little kit with the lacing and the tool to do it with.  There should be some instructions in there.
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Get a bicycle pump out and pump it bigger and then when your finished, get a pin and burst them
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I am an "ordinary cyclist", maybe even less than "ordinary" and it works for me.  I use a rim drive trainer with a mountain bike.  Extremely boring though.
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paying to have it done is about the same as doing it yourself once! Buy a chain-break tool, they are about $12 and can be used over and over again. One suggestion if you plan to reuse a chain though is not to remove the pin completely from the chain, its a pain to realign. Other than that should only take 20 minutes to change chains.
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how about getting your foot off the accelerator
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lift the little plastic lever on back and slide side panal back then it will come off.
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1) Find the spare tire, jack and tire iron.\n\n2) Make sure that the car is in gear (or in "park" if the car is an automatic) and the emergency brake is set. The car should be parked on a flat piece of pavement.\n \n3) Remove the flat tire:\n- use the tire iron (the L-shaped bar that fits over the wheel lugs) to loosen each wheel lug. Once you have accomplished this, move the jack underneath the car. \n- raise the car with the jack until the flat tire is completely raised off the ground. Once this is done, remove the wheel lugs completely.\n\n4) Install the spare:\n-  position the spare tire over the wheel studs. This is the most physically challenging part of the whole process. You'll have to hold up the tire and try to line up the holes in the wheel with the protruding wheel studs located on the brake hub.\n- after you have the spare tire hanging on the wheel studs, screw each of the wheel lugs back on.\n-  once the spare tire is on, carefully lower the jack. Pull the jack away from the vehicle.\n- the final step is to tighten down the lugs completely.\n\n5) Put the flat tire in the space where the spare tire was and put the jack and tire iron back in the car.\n\ncheck out the detail and "How To" video at source.
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Practice, practice, practice.\n\nI think you can only do a 'clutch' wheelie, ie only from rest. You can't do it on the go as the CBZ does not have that much power.\n\nRev the engine to about 4-5000 rpm. Release the clutch. As the bike wheelies, shift your weight to the rear of the bike, and pull the handlebars backwrds - towards yourself.\n\nNow it is very different from what it sounds like. You can only do it by practice. The surface is very important - a clean black tarmac would give goor grip, while on a dusty suirface your rear wheel will just spin.\n\nAnd most likely you would fall, so wear proper safety gear.
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to solve your problem with minimal work, just bring your bike into a LBS and they should have the tool to take it out, shouldnt cost you a dollar or two, they might just do it for you for free! \n\nCheers
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unbend a paper clip and stick the paper clip into the small hole in the front of the drive. that should release it
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check this link . it may be help ful .\nwww.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4634180\nwww.bonthronebikes.co.uk/help/how-to-build-and-assemble-a-bike
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go on www.bmxtrix.com and have a look at the top of the page\nit sais HOW TO click and select what you want to learn
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as soon as ur front tyre is in the air u try to pull the bike towards ur body n try to stand up on the foot rest.don't worry u keep trying n u will get there.the more u practice the more easy it becomes.