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On the rear upright what angle do i need to rotate the threaded plate for disc brakes?
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Hang them off the back of the upright
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#3
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in the book it says dics brakes upright and for drums turn them length ways.
for discs i have seen them at an angle?
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think this was somthing to do with cable routing. spikehaus would be the one to ask. i think or brackets where available from 3ge to convert drum type
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Have a look at enoch's fine work here http://www.deepfolly.co.uk/2.html
he turned the plate round. I don't believe there is an exact angle to turn it, just turn it round as per his pics to give a little more clearance. Joe. |
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Having one of the threaded holes at 12 o'clock works, I used the top right hole.
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I agree that is a good way of doing it, but beware of n/s and o/s as they are different!
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