Rear caliper to bracket wrench

[sirbike]

Compact while providing easy access and leverage with muffler in place.
Wacked combo wrench, 1/2” and 3/4” conduit.

 

[mello dude]

How bout...??

Extra Long Offset Double Box End Wrenches (Metric)

Chromium-molybdenum alloy steel. These are great to use in confined or hard to reach spaces like pulley core screws or water tank frame screws, etc. Sizes & Lengths: 8 x 10mm -235mm long10 x 12mm - 291mm long12 x 14mm - 328mm long13 x 15mm - 368mm long14 x 17mm - 368mm long16 x 18mm - 407mm...

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Extra Long Offset Double Box End Wrenches (Metric)

Chromium-molybdenum alloy steel. These are great to use in confined or hard to reach spaces like pulley core screws or water tank frame screws, etc. Sizes & Lengths: 8 x 10mm -235mm long10 x 12mm - 291mm long12 x 14mm - 328mm long13 x 15mm - 368mm long14 x 17mm - 368mm long16 x 18mm - 407mm...

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I have a set of these, they are awesome...

Yours is a good solution... just asking...

 

[sirbike]

For shop use they look great.

 

[Igofar]

Just curious, why would you need to make that?the only reason to get to the 14mm stopper bolt would be to remove the wheel, and you would have to move the muffler to do that.
Unless you’re trying to remove the rear caliper, then you would still need the 27mm for the axle nut.
And…..wait for it….you won’t be able to use your torque wrench

 

[sirbike]

Just curious, why would you need to make that?the only reason to get to the 14mm stopper bolt would be to remove the wheel, and you would have to move the muffler to do that.
Unless you’re trying to remove the rear caliper, then you would still need the 27mm for the axle nut.
And…..wait for it….you won’t be able to use your torque wrench

That stopper bolt backs out far enough with the muffler in place. This is just an emergency tool for removing the rear wheel on the road and happens to avoid the need to move the left muffler. The length of tool extended gives a better feel that gets me pretty close to proper torque plus or minus.
At home I do move the muffler and use a torque wrench.
Now if only they would make a collapsible torque wrench to fit in my kit.

 

[ST1100Y]

That stopper bolt backs out far enough with the muffler in place.

Well, you'd still need to clean, inspect and lube that bolt...

In the POV of workplace safety the tubes might still beat the Handy Andy solution:

I summoned me one of those nifty gadgets though:

 

[Al st1100]

Waist of time and a good wrench. Double wrench it.

 

[Al st1100]

Compact while providing easy access and leverage with muffler in place.
Wacked combo wrench, 1/2” and 3/4” conduit.

Flatten or oval one end of the conduit and you don't need to cut the wrench.