I have problem with my cable brakes.After installation one of caliper i noticed this http://img140.imageshack.us/g/pb260120.jpg/ i have some damage on upright but i don't think that is problem.thanks
Cable brakes problem
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dwarfy
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Should be ok mate you will just have to try it and see.
hi
i think you will have to pack the inside pad so it clears the hub, then you might have to use longer axels and squares, and then the wheels with spacers on,this is an old pic of my rears, you can see how the pads line up..............phil
i think you will have to pack the inside pad so it clears the hub, then you might have to use longer axels and squares, and then the wheels with spacers on,this is an old pic of my rears, you can see how the pads line up..............phil
atom3624
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... you can also see the grooves where the circlips go, once you get the discs +/- straight.
I've had similar problems.
The next one will be to ensure you have enough thread coming through the wheel to permit the nut to tighten the wheel on securely - and without having to over-tighten - which will actually push the wheel square onto the bearing and stop the free running of the wheel.
You'll get there, but there's a bit of trial and error involved !!
Al.
I've had similar problems.
The next one will be to ensure you have enough thread coming through the wheel to permit the nut to tighten the wheel on securely - and without having to over-tighten - which will actually push the wheel square onto the bearing and stop the free running of the wheel.
You'll get there, but there's a bit of trial and error involved !!
Al.
pipeous
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flip the uprights to opposite sides, there is a bit of offset.