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How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

July 20, 2024 · Shichinomiya
How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

I recently received a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S (PM27CS) electric bicycle from a family member.

It’s over 10 years old with deterioration in various areas. During a test ride it got a flat tire, which led to me disassembling the bike — so here’s a record of the process.

Being able to remove the front wheel enables tire/tube replacement and speed sensor replacement.

*Note: I’m not particularly knowledgeable about bicycles. Before receiving this one, I rode maybe once a year at most.

 

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Tools Needed

– Flathead screwdriver

– 14mm wrench

I use the set below. It covers pretty much everything and is incredibly handy. Go ahead and grab one.

Takagi Socket Wrench Set 9pcs 9.5mm Drive (Metric) HSS-2

 

Removal Steps

How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

Remove the nut covers on the front wheel. Insert a flathead screwdriver into the gap of the cover and pry it off using leverage.

 

How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

With the cover removed, you’ll see the nut. Use a 14mm wrench to turn it counterclockwise.

 

How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

Once the nut is off, the other components will come loose too. Keep them safe. (Washers love to disappear, so watch out.)

 

How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

Remove the parts hooked onto the axle. They’re simply hooked on, so they come off easily.

 

How to Remove the Front Wheel of a YAMAHA PAS CITY-S Electric Bicycle (PM27CS) — With Photos

With all hooked parts removed, the front wheel lifts right out. You’re done!

 

Summary

With the front wheel removed, you can easily perform tube replacements for flat tires.

In my case, the speed sensor’s plastic housing had cracked from age, so I performed a replacement.

The process is identical to most other bicycles and quite simple, yet I found surprisingly little documentation online — hence this guide.

 

Being able to swap tubes means you can DIY flat tire repairs instead of visiting a bike shop!

Hope this helps.

 

Continental Race28 700c Inner Tube 2-Pack Set

Continental Race28 700c Inner Tube 2-Pack Set

SHINKO 26-inch Bicycle Tire and Tube Set

SHINKO 26-inch Bicycle Tire and Tube Set

 

 

SHINKO Bicycle Tire Tube Set 26-inch

SHINKO Bicycle Tire Tube Set 26-inch

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