I was just changing out the tire on my rear wheel and was reminded of how difficult it is to remove and reinstall the rear wheel on my Homer. The skewer end cap bumps into the rear derailer and it slows up removal. I'm not sure if it's a problem with the derailer, the drop- out or what. On the one hand, since I haven't had a problem with flats but it would be infuriating if I were on a brevet and fixing a flat in the dark. It seems like the solution is to just back out the skewer bolt all the way but again, tightening the bolt while the wheel is seated with my meaty fingers is a pain. Maybe I'll post a photo later. I've never really had this problem before.
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