Spent most of yesterday

putting the rear wheel back on.
I never removed the rear wheel on the first Wee or the Vee or the Glee. If I had, I would have known what a pig of a job it was going to be.

After much swearing I resorted to:
Duck tape to hold the chain adjusters and brake bracket in place.
Remove the ABS sensor. With bike on centre stand .....
Pack under the front wheel to lower the swing arm to line up spindle holes.
This allows free hands to check and hold wheel spacers in place while fiddling the chain over the sprocket nuts and drive side spacer and I don't have to do too much lifting to line it all up.
So glad I carry a stop 'n' go puncture repair kit.