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daywalker
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PostPosted: 21:57 - 22 Mar 2008    Post subject: cg wheel alignment ??? Reply with quote

hello,im fairly new to biking and have only been into cars untill last month when i brought a cg(passed cbt in jan).long story short,ive had to un seize the rear brake(wasnt stuck on but wouldnt work when pressed),ive fitted everything back on but i just wandered the best way to make sure the rear wheel is straight?
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craigT19
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PostPosted: 22:07 - 22 Mar 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

well there should be markings on the swining arm but there not that accurate.

My usual thing is on a pull type adjuster get a ruler and measure the thread visible on the adjuster bolt, or on a push type adjuster measure the siwinging arm visible from the spindal spacer (like on r1's) to the end of the swining arm.

Think cg's use a adjuster that is cut via a square whole in the swinging arm?? is so just try and measure it from the same 2 points either side.
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PostPosted: 10:49 - 23 Mar 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

do you have a long spirit level or piece of wood (that you know is dead straight). put it along the wheels and adjust accordingly, this is how our MOT place checks them.
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daywalker
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PostPosted: 19:39 - 23 Mar 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

cheers guys,got a couple of ideas might even try both just to make sure. if anyones got any more ways of doing it then keep em comming. Very Happy Rolling Eyes Very Happy Rolling Eyes Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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virus
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PostPosted: 20:20 - 23 Mar 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

use the notches on the swingarm, theyre accurate to the spindle, so the only way your wheel will be out of line is if its buckled, in which case no ammount of waving spirit levels around will make it straight.


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