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Hi people I just removed my front wheel to clean and check bearings on road king 07police bike,, once I removed I noticed one of the spacer had three little marks on it does this mean anything?? The bike has ABS so that my main concern,, thanks people
Last edited by Jason Double; Mar 19, 2019 at 05:22 PM.
The three marks does not mean a thing. The only thing that means anything is the OD, the ID, and the length. You have no worries at all, the marks could have been a number of things. Show us a pic and we can all make up some BS idea of what caused the marks, "like some one dropped it on a thee cornered file, yada yada yada.
The three marks does not mean a thing. The only thing that means anything is the OD, the ID, and the length. You have no worries at all, the marks could have been a number of things. Show us a pic and we can all make up some BS idea of what caused the marks, "like some one dropped it on a thee cornered file, yada yada yada.
OK I know I'm stupid but I just noticed one spacer is Aprox 1.5mm longer than other,, and me being a quick dick didn't check please help Tred to post photo but seems not to be able too
Hmm, I don't know much about wheel spacers but those indents look intentional and not like something that accidentally damaged the spacer.
Do you have a service manual to look it up? If not you need to buy one, it pays for its self the first time you use it.
No been tring to find one bit hard as police bike and nothing in New Zealand, plus can't see to find anything on line,, the indents don't worry me as much as the length of each one,, like I said about 1mm longer being twin disk with ABS
OK I know I'm stupid but I just noticed one spacer is Aprox 1.5mm longer than other,, and me being a quick dick didn't check please help Tried to post photo but seems not to be able too
No you are not, you just ask a question. Those marks could have been made by a three jaw chuck, but either way it wont matter in the least.
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