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Old 06-12-2010, 08:43 PM
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I found uneven wear of rear tire and had to check alignment. I actually did it twice. First time like FSM says checking distance between swing arm axle and rear wheel axle, second time I was aligning rear wheel by front wheel which I believe is better.
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I would also think that aligning the front and rear wheels is the best way. What did you use as a straight edge? Did you use it on both sides of the bike?
 
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Originally Posted by Road King Kid
I would also think that aligning the front and rear wheels is the best way. What did you use as a straight edge? Did you use it on both sides of the bike?
It is better to do it like FSM says. I was wrong. If you align rear wheel by front wheel, belt will not be straight.
 

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