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Roger’s 400 build
Oggie400F:
Hi Oddjob
I don't have a gas BBQ so this will be cheaper than buying one and I can build and dismantle the oven as I need it and store the bricks behind the garage out of site when not in use.
I've already sent for all the electrical equipment I didn't have to hand. Total cost was less than £22.
Just waiting for the so called eBay UK supplier thermostat to come from China!! I hate it when this happens.
Moorey:
--- Quote from: Oggie400F on April 29, 2020, 03:09:26 PM ---Great advice Bryan
This will be a great help as I will be re-lacing the front wheel of my 550F with Stainless Rim and Spokes soon.
I need to build a heater oven (AshimotoKO Style), repaint and bake the hub first though.
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If you are using stainless spokes and nipples make sure you check the threads on the spokes are good and lube the threads.
Bryanj:
Yes you recheck true after fitting the 2nd half of the spokes but having done, shall we say a few, they dont often need anything if you do the first half right.
waffey:
thanks for the reply, quick question, do the 90 degree spokes fit from the inside of the hub out?
Rogerxlixi:
--- Quote from: waffey on April 27, 2020, 04:41:45 PM ---just trying to respoke my front wheel and struggling. do you have a link to the info?
as the picture shows, did you put all the spokes in first then drop the rim on.
stick with me as its my first time as well
edit: no offset?
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I used this walk through and it went bang on.
http://www.rrrtoolsolutions.com/articles/motorcycle-wheel-lacing-for-hub-spokes-and-rim/
As someone else said, look for witness marks from before. And direction of the holes on the rim too.
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