Rear axle size for a '22 Scrambler Urban Motard?

[ReyBecker81]

Anyone here know the rear axle size for a 2022 Scrambler Urban Motard? I'm gearing up for some tire swaps and want to make sure my tools are compatible. The search results are giving me different answers. TIA

 

[Oz Doc]

Typically 25mm. Good to check with your owner's manual or a trusted dealer to avoid any hiccups during your tire swap. Let me know if you need help finding more deets!

 

[ReyBecker81]

Typically 25mm. Good to check with your owner's manual or a trusted dealer to avoid any hiccups during your tire swap. Let me know if you need help finding more deets!

Appreciate the tip! It's always better to measure twice and wrench once!

 

[GrownUpGears]

Typically 25mm. Good to check with your owner's manual or a trusted dealer to avoid any hiccups during your tire swap. Let me know if you need help finding more deets!

Yup, your owner's manual is your best friend here. The specs section should have the definitive answer

 

[Oz Doc]

Always leads you to the right answer!

 

[AsItWas]

Appreciate the tip! It's always better to measure twice and wrench once!

Agree with the 25mm one. Did you manage to install it already? @ReyBecker81

 

[BikerBit]

Anyone here know the rear axle size for a 2022 Scrambler Urban Motard? I'm gearing up for some tire swaps and want to make sure my tools are compatible. The search results are giving me different answers. TIA

If you're working on the back axle of your 2022 Scrambler Urban Motard, you'll need a 30mm socket and a torque wrench set to about 145 Nm. It's crucial to get that right to keep everythin secure and running smootlhy. Also, keep in mind that the axle is hollow, so double-check that any stands or sliders you plan to use are compatible. You don't want any surprises while you're tinkering around

 

[DirtTrailScrambler]

The rear axle nut size for the 2022 Ducati Scrambler Urban Motard is M25 x 1.5mm. You'll need a 41mm socket to remove it. This size is common across many Scrambler 800 models, so most Ducati-specific rear axle tools should fit. It's smart to double-check before gettin started

 

[ReyBecker81]

Appreciate the input! Checked the manual, and the 25mm axle size lines up with what I found. Haven't installed it yet, but knowing I'll need a 30mm socket and 145 Nm torque helps a ton. Good call on checking stand compatibility, too. Last thing I need is a wobbly setup.