Are there any tricks for installing Cycle-istic brakestays?

Started by snoopy, October 27, 2012, 02:31:27 PM

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Jerry G Turner

Dobie looked at mine it is the bs2. I sent you a pm. Thanks. 
MOOT#428
Arlington, Texas
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Jerry G Turner

Brandon you can move the rear brake drum without affecting the chain the drum moves separate from the chain just loosen the axle nut and tap the drum forward.
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Arlington, Texas
I'm not young enough to know everything

Magniac

Jerry, yours will leave in the morning, you should get it Saturday or Monday.
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arbadacarba

You don't need to move the drum forward... It just needs to rotate slightly. That's the purpose of the rod... To prevent it from rotating. If you took the old one off with the brake actuator attached it likely pulled the system out of allignment, or the new rod is slightly shorter. Shouldn't make a difference as long as it's not a BIG difference (1mm isn't).

Loosen the axle nut and turn the drum to bring the tab closer to the front of the bike.
95 Magna - Candy Glory Red

Jerry G Turner

Much better explanation turn the drum thats what I meant it doesn't move forward it turns forward.
MOOT#428
Arlington, Texas
I'm not young enough to know everything

Magniac

If you can read this, thank a teacher. For reading it in English, thank a veteran.
Age is a state of mind, I'm way past 60, going on 24.

Jerry G Turner

Yes thank you. Have the other one boxed up and will put in mail tomorrow.
MOOT#428
Arlington, Texas
I'm not young enough to know everything