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Mark reckoned he might remember taking the old tyres off the wheels years ago, but I said there was a fair chance he was still at school! But look at this - he might be right after all!
At this point, Mark found that the set up on the machine (which had worked for the other four) was wrong for the last one. He compared the rim to the others with a caliper. This one is now my spare, only because its rim is more curled than the others. Nothing wrong with it. Can't remember what they said it is called.
Then the wheels were balanced with strips of weight on the INSIDE of the wheel.
All but one done. All five now stand in Paul's garage waiting to be bolted on...once I manage to source a pair of front shock absorbers.
1 comment:
note to self: one is marked F for front. The others needed the same amount of balance, so can be used F, B or spare.
38psi, but can go to 44
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