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Tommy the cat


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I have just fitted a new chain and front and rear sprockets and was wondering if any of you kind peeps can tell me the appropriate

torque settings?? (metal tank 98 If memory serves my right)

Ive got the manual here very kindly supplied by Brian but I canny find the darn info....I might have to see if I can get it printed as computors not my thang...

Muchos Dave

 

 



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The manual says rear hub/sprocket 8mm nuts/bolts should be 35Nm and the front sprocket nut 110Nm wink

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MANY THANKS GENTLEMEN

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sorry brian my fault its the disc bolts that mount the discs to the hubs

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Disks to hubs = 12nm, 8.7ft-lb smile



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MANY THANKS DONT KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT THIS FORUM POSSIBLE STRUGGLE ALONG MAKING THINGS HARD

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