Can't tell if this is an optical illusion...
#1
Can't tell if this is an optical illusion...
Looking at my bike from the back, it almost looks like the rear wheel is out
of alignment top to bottom ! Is this possible ?
I'm trying to upload a crude drawing I made to show it .
It's a bit exaggerated, but hope it makes the point.
Has anyone seen this? is there an adjustment for this ?
of alignment top to bottom ! Is this possible ?
I'm trying to upload a crude drawing I made to show it .
It's a bit exaggerated, but hope it makes the point.
Has anyone seen this? is there an adjustment for this ?
#2
just another note on this - the bike rides fine, which is weird.
the belt has proper tension, and the axle adjusters are both measuring the same
with a straightedge graduated in 32nds.
the rear axle diameter is slightly smaller than the mounting slot in the swingarm.
Perhaps it centers itself weird when I tighten it up ?
the belt has proper tension, and the axle adjusters are both measuring the same
with a straightedge graduated in 32nds.
the rear axle diameter is slightly smaller than the mounting slot in the swingarm.
Perhaps it centers itself weird when I tighten it up ?
#4
well, when I first picked up the bike and towed it home -
the trailer was rear ended, and the bike took a beating.
I know the fender sits a hair cockeyed because of a slight bend in
the fender mounting rail.
It just looks so dam crooked to me. I'll have to get an actual pic when its
light out tomorrow.
the trailer was rear ended, and the bike took a beating.
I know the fender sits a hair cockeyed because of a slight bend in
the fender mounting rail.
It just looks so dam crooked to me. I'll have to get an actual pic when its
light out tomorrow.
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