Can someone give me the position (centre)of the back wheel rim from the inside of the swing arm axel plates?or should it sit in the centre of the swingarm? this is for a special wheel in a stock swingarm regards Nick
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Previously wrote: Check on…
Previously wrote:
Check on the technical pages of this website, Technical-Commando-wheels-offsets. it's all there, particularly the last posting. i have read the technical post but they refer to a norton wheel norton hub offset,i have a special hub and wheel so the offset is of no use what i need is the possition of the wheel rim in the swingarm regards nick
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Vernon Fueston says in his…
Vernon Fueston says in his article that the engine plates are offset 1/8" to the left. The swinging arm axle plates are offset 1/8" to the right and the axle pads are centred with the frame. If your wheel is built with the rim central to the axle pads then it will be on the centre line of the frame. With an alien hub you need to line up the chain first then lace the wheel to put it in the centre of the axle pads. Because the swinging arm is offset there will be a different gap between tyre and swinging arm tube on each side.
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ok thankyou i will set the…
ok thankyou i will set the rim in the centre of the axel plates,that leads me to my next question what is the distance from the inside of the axel plate to the centre of the chain? regards nick
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Check on the technical pages of this website, Technical-Commando-wheels-offsets. it's all there, particularly the last posting.