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Old 3rd November 2010, 12:32 PM
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Can anybody tell me does it it really matter if the above is boltd to the front of the hub?
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Old 3rd November 2010, 03:13 PM
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Where else is there to bolt them?
Surely they have to move with the wheel
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Old 3rd November 2010, 03:31 PM
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hi Axle,

There,s no reason in my opinion that you couldn,t bolt it to the front of the hub,
BUT
You would need to reposition part WS3 further forward along part WS2 to accomodate the change of position of its mounting point,
If you didn,t then you will fowl the brake hose where it enters the caliper.

I hope this makes sense

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added text............. when I say you would fowl the brake line, what I mean is .......the round tube that goes from the hub level upto the actual cycle wing would fowl the brake line, its already a tight fit, but if you weld WS3 further forward along WS2 then this would solve the clearance issue on the brake line.
Hope this makes my post easier to understand?
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That'll teach me to read posts on my phone, totally misread the question
Ignore me!
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Old 4th November 2010, 08:37 AM
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Old 6th February 2011, 01:01 AM
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Default front of hub fender bracket mounting

I am new here, so just saw this posting, so I am way late to comment. I also questioned the mounting of the fender bracket on the backside of the hub. However I decided to do it as per the book because I realized it is the best way for me.

By putting in the longer bolt and nutting it on the backside, you can remove and replace the bracket without loosening the mushroom. The bolt and nut needed are the same as the suspension bushing bolts, so I already had extras.

The front legs of the brackets I built are vertical in front of the hub. there is only 3/4" between the head of the mushroom fixing bolt and the leg of the bracket. This means removing the bolt to remove the bracket would be a real pain if it was fixed at the front.
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