Rear Pulley Question
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No seriously not doubting... Cause a know other bikes that wore the belt irregular because of it .
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I was thinking more along the lines of a rubber strip. Almost like the spline for a window screen.
This is the answer from the site I ordered it from : Verified with my boss, the pulley is correct that's how they are supposed to be,
The "Belt tracks towards the outside"
Once again l appreciate everyones help with the matter.
This is the answer from the site I ordered it from : Verified with my boss, the pulley is correct that's how they are supposed to be,
The "Belt tracks towards the outside"
Once again l appreciate everyones help with the matter.
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REW13 I think you have the best answer.
To forge the teeth or machine into a tight corner would be difficult.
The teeth could be machined into one corner easy if a separate side plate was used.
I believe the manufacturer uses a single part for several belt width's and shrink fits the appropriate side plate on.
I also believe the answer from guys boss is Lame and I also would be asking to return.
To forge the teeth or machine into a tight corner would be difficult.
The teeth could be machined into one corner easy if a separate side plate was used.
I believe the manufacturer uses a single part for several belt width's and shrink fits the appropriate side plate on.
I also believe the answer from guys boss is Lame and I also would be asking to return.
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