Front Wheel Spacers which one on what side?
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Wanna know how I know it's good advice?
I over tightened and broke the stud on my bike. Got real lucky changing it out, but learned a good lesson about adhering to torque specs. And not guessing!
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If you are 60 years old, you probably remember the tests you had to take in high school. They were called the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills.
I scored at the high 90's, except for 'conceptual ability.' Remember the diagrams of a blown up box, and you had to "conceptualize" what it looked liked put back together? Well, I couldn't.
I learned through the years that when I took something apart, to lay the pieces out in the order that I removed them. Put them back in the reverse order.
Problem solved.
I scored at the high 90's, except for 'conceptual ability.' Remember the diagrams of a blown up box, and you had to "conceptualize" what it looked liked put back together? Well, I couldn't.
I learned through the years that when I took something apart, to lay the pieces out in the order that I removed them. Put them back in the reverse order.
Problem solved.
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On all motor vehicles,left is always as you sit on or in the vehicle. If you stand in front of the bike,or car,or pickup-to your left is the RIGHT side,always. Part numbers are even numbers for right,odd numbers for left.
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