KZ1000 rear disc - seized on wheel ?

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Schmutz and Dreck is the German word for any kind of dirt

Schmutz, Dreck = dirt
schmutzig, dreckig = dirty

That makes sense as the Detroit area is a large German  Jewish  community which influences  our local vocabulary
 

I learned it from my grandma she was Polish/German. Makes sense… I’m 58 years old and never drank a soda... I like a pop every once and a while… I still shop at the corner store, where as a child I bought penny candy… I putz around in my garage almost every day… My washer and dryer are in my back hall. 

Isn't Schmuck the jewish word?  

Schmuck is the german word for jewellery.
Schmock is the jewish word for an idiot, poser, jerk, and so on......

So back to the topic....

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Schmuck is the german word for jewellery.
Schmock is the jewish word for an idiot, poser, jerk, and so on......

So back to the topic....

Thanks all for the delightfully enlightening Michigan / German / yiddish explanations.

Back to the topic: 
YES ! 
it worked. One application of penetrating oil, 48h hours later I proceeded to apply a resolute amount of pounding with hammer via wood, and it worked:
 

There is some interesting amount of formerly-living schmutz inside the wheel, not sure how it got there or how it would have enjoyed my kind of spirited riding...
 
 

If you can't fix it with a hammer, Its usually an electrical problem ..!

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If you can't fix it with a hammer, Its usually an electrical problem ..!

+1 !
I say that all the time...
Although it's nice, for once, to come across a problem that can actually be tackled with a hammer...