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Reddit mentions of ATLIN Hex Axle Tool for Motorcycle Front Axle Wheel, Hex Allen Axle Spindle Tool 17mm, 19mm, 22mm, 24mm
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GREAT FIT - This hex axle tool is specifically designed to fit sport and dirt bikes with hexagonal axle holes for the purpose of front axle installation, removal, or other modification / adjustmentAPPLICATION - Some of the most popular applications of this hex axle wrench include, but are not limited to, the CB1000RR, CBR600RR, R600, GSXR1000, R1, R6, and R1000 bikes. More compatible models listed belowNECESSITY - An essential tool for removing the front tire of a motorcycleHIGH QUALITY - Crafted from solid chrome-moly (CrMo) steel, a material known for its strength, longevity, and also the material of choice for premium tools, this motorcycle spindle socket is built to last and will not yield under high torque applications.SIZING - Features four metric hex sizes: 17mm, 19mm, 22mm, and 24mm. The 19mm side can be used with a 3/8" drive ratchet or an an open end wrench, and the 17mm side can be used only with an open end wrench
Specs:
| Height | 1.17 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Width | 1.17 Inches |
You're going to need some real tools - like a ratchet set, including some sort of torque wrench.
There's no way you're getting an axle loose with just an L Allen key alone. You'd need a cheater pipe. And then you still have no proper way to torque it when you re-install it.
You can get a 22mm Allen socket for $8 US. It's not the best one ever, but it'll work just fine for home gamer duty.
Various companies also make 4 size allens for axle removals. They also need a ratchet to work - but usually fit 17, 19, 22, and 24 mm allens
If you're running a tighter budget - look into beam style torque wrenches. They cost a fraction of clicker type torque wrenches and do the job just fine. Their down side is being a bit awkward to use.