i want to buy something but dont know how to name it :(

i want to buy that nut its very rusty and i buy one and it want not the one i want
some picture so you know what i talk about
I want this::

It is the axle nut - or as Yamaha call it 'Nut, self Locking' part number 95607-18200

Rear axle or spindle nut. Why not clean up the one you have?

i am not good with all the mainterance

Remove it from the bike, soak it in WD40, attack it with a wire brush and it'll look good as new Tom.  

i will try then next week when i am off work.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Loctite-Rust-Remedy-Bottle-88781006/dp/B0001P0DLK

I use this kind of stuff on all my rusty fixings, it converts the rust to a stable black finish that lasts about a year.
(i.e. Ideal for those rusty screwheads on your chain guard)

i will try to clean in before but one then

TomCom wrote:i am not good with all the maintenance

if you are really not confident with mechanical things I suggest you put several layers of masking take on the swinging arm to protect it then try cleaning the nut with wire brush or wire wool whilst in situ as it is important that this nut is done up tight and the wheels are aligned

SteveCat wrote:It is the axle nut - or as Yamaha call it 'Nut, self Locking' part number 95607-18200

They really know how to put the romance in bikes, don't they?

OhJay wrote:

SteveCat wrote:It is the axle nut - or as Yamaha call it 'Nut, self Locking' part number 95607-18200

They really know how to put the romance in bikes, don't they?

Lol, romance only happens when the sun comes out and you can admire all the hard work been put into it