Anyone have an axle hex nut tool I can borrow?

[blaircsf]

Not to sound like a jerk, but if you plan on removing your tires etc it is well worth it to have one of these tools around. It's a $12-15 tool that is quite useful, not some multi hundred dollar tool that is only required for one specific thing.

In terms of Amazon, their shipping estimates at checkout are pretty accurate. In general they tend to overstate if anything. The non-prime items I have purchased have shown up on or before the estimated arrival date. You can also filter your search to prime only items on their site.

[Snazzy]

I bought one yesterday and pulled my wheels today with the spark plug socket, cause I'm boss like that.

[BadR6Man]

He borrowed my socket. He picked it up from me at my work and brought it back to my work in a few days. If you need to borrow anything else Aaron, you're more than welcome.

[Aaron]

I appreciate it! Now get to the track already, and show us you're not all talk!

[WolFeYeZ]

I appreciate it! Now get to the track already, and show us you're not all talk!

Lol, I can guarantee he is not just talk...

[BadR6Man]

The bikes talks to me. I just listen in to them.

[Aaron]

I was more making fun of myself, as I'm the one always talking about getting to the track but never actually doing it. Which he made sure to point out when I returned the axle tool

[The Black Knight]

I was more making fun of myself, as I'm the one always talking about getting to the track but never actually doing it. Which he made sure to point out when I returned the axle tool

dude just go and get it over with, pop that track cherry already

[Aaron]

I have to ease into it, make sure everything is well lubricated.

[The Black Knight]

I have to ease into it, make sure everything is well lubricated.

sometimes it's best to just shove it and do it dry. No prep, no moisture, just cram it in and see what happens. When it's raw and angry that's when it's best.