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14 WHEELS
14.10.6 Installing the rear wheel
(work stand,
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162
Warning
Danger
of accidents
Oil
or grease on
the
brake discs reduces
the
braki
ng effect.
-
Always
keep the brake
d
iscs
free
of
oil
and
grease.
-
Clean
the brake
discs
with
brake
c
leaner
when
necessary.
Warning
Danger
of accidents
There
is
no
braking effect to
st
art
with
at
the
rear
brake
after
installing the
rear
wheel.
-
Actuate
the
foot
brake
several times before going on a
ride
unti
l
you can
fee
l
a
fi
rm pressure point.
Main
work
-
Check
the rear
hub damping
rubber pieces.(
~
p.
177)
-
Check
the
wheel bearing
for
damage and
wear.
If
the
wheel
bearing
is damaged or
worn:
-
Change
the
rear wheel bearing.
(
p.
163)
-
Remove
spacer.
Clean and grease shaft seal ring
O
and contact surface
f)
of
the
spacer.
I
Long-life
grease("'.;!
p.
466)
-
Insert
a spacer.
-
Clean and grease the thread of the
wheel
spindle and
nut.
I
Long-life grease
(J
p.
466)
-
Clean and grease the
wheel spind
le.
I
Long-life grease
(Iii,,!
p.
466)
-
Clean the contact areas on the
brak•
e cal
iper
bracket and
link
fork.
-
Engage
the
t
hrust bearing
of
brake caliper bracket
4!)
and the
Ii
nk
fork.
-
Lift the rear
wheel
into
the l
ink fork
, position it, and insert
wheel
spindle
8
.
✓
The
brake
linings
are correctly positioned.
-
Place
the
chain
on
the sprocket.
-
Position chain adjuster
@).
Mount
nut
C,,
but do
not
tighten
it
yet.
•
Info
I
Mount t he
l
eft
and right chain adjusters
in
the same
position.
Make sure that chain adjusters
@)
are fitted correctly on
the
adjusting
screws.
Tighten
nut
C,.
Guideline
In
order
for
the
rear wheel
to be correctly aligned, the
mark-
ings on the
left
and
right
chain
adj
usters
must
be
in
the
same position relative to
reference
markings
8
.
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