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UK 2003 XT600E front and rear spindle nuts

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Sorry to ask such a bone question but I am at work abroad at the moment and want to buy some tyre levers with spanners on the other end from Adv-spec.

So can anyone please tell me the front and rear spindle nuts size of a UK 2003 XT600E

Thanks in advance
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PS, they could also be called axle nuts
Need some help folks please so i can get this stuff ordered before i got home

Wayne

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somebody must know!!??

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somebody must know!!??

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What nut in front are you asking for? http://www.tenere.hu/letoltheto/Yama...ue_English.pdf

rear axle nut on my 93 is 14,44mm inside, think its same on yours.
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They look to have the axle threaded into the fork so no nut, but then he'd need the size of the hex on the axle. 17mm?
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Yes axle have 17mm front and 22mm rear nut if thats what hes asking? rear axle 24mm
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They look to have the axle threaded into the fork so no nut, but then he'd need the size of the hex on the axle. 17mm?
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Yes axle have 17mm front and 22mm rear nut if thats what hes asking? rear axle 24mm
Yes guys i am needing the size of the nut you would undo to take your front and rear wheels off, excuse my ignorance

So 17mm spanner for front and 22mm spanner for the rear??
I am at work abroad and want to order some tools for the bike so cant check it myself

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Yes guys i am needing the size of the nut you would undo to take your front and rear wheels off, excuse my ignorance

So 17mm spanner for front and 22mm spanner for the rear??
I am at work abroad and want to order some tools for the bike so cant check it myself

Thanks a lot
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yes thats what the 93mod have, axle is same part nr, nut rear have different part nr, dont know why.
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My 2003 model is 17/22, so go for it.
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yes thats what the 93mod have, axle is same part nr, nut rear have different part nr, dont know why.
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My 2003 model is 17/22, so go for it.
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