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[QUOTE="yzeater, post: 300028, member: 23376"] I went through this exact situation TODAY. First of all, the previous owner didn't take good care of the bike and the bearings have siezed to the axle. That's not a good thing. First of all you need to get as much WD-40 in there as possible. It will loosen things up, and hopefully help you out. I beat it out with a hammer after a little WD-40 soaking. Ask more questions, I'll try to help [/QUOTE]
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