Rear Wheel; Wheel Balance - MOTO GUZZI 850-T3 Owner's Manual

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Adjusting the spokes
Check
that
.
all spokes are tightened and the
vyheel is correctly trued by proceeding as follows
:
To.
re-assemble the wheel operate viceversa
;
after
re-asembling check clearance between pad and
disc. (See
chapter
«Checking pad wearing»)
.
Rear wheel
-
Undo the screw securing left silencer to frame;
and
remove
silencer from exhaust tube after
undoing the screw securing its
fixing
clamp.
-
Loosen nut
«8
»
on
the
spindle,
drive box
side.
-
Undo wheel spindle securing screw
«C»
,
on
rear hwinging
arm.
-
Take spindle
«D»
out of drive
box,
wheel hub
and rear swinging arm.
-
Take braking disc out
of
caliper
«E».
-
Remove caliper from stop pin on rear swin-
ging arm; place it on motorcycle lifting hand-
grip.
-
Lean
the motorcycle to the right so to free
the
wheel
«F»
from rear swinging arm and
drive
box.
To
re-fit the wheel operate viceversa.
Remember to fit caliper on the rear sWinging arm
(left)
and to check clearance between pad and
braking disc.
(See
proper chapter
in
section
«Maintenance ••
).
spin the wheel and check its truing
if
ne-
cessary act on right or left spokes until the
wheel
turns
properly. This checking has to be
carried out after the first 500 km (300 miles) and
later
on
,
every 1500
km
(900 miles) or
so.
Wheel balance
To im
prove
stability and decrease vibrations at
high speeds the wheels have to be kept balanced
.
Operations are as follows:
after removing the wheel and checking spoke
tightenin
g
and w!1eel truing suspend
it
on
a
fork
;
spin,.1Iie
wheel
lightly several
times ~l:md
see
if
it stops always in various positions, thus
indi-
cating a eprrect
bat
ance;
if
one
point
of the wheel always stops at the
bottom
,
put a balance weight on a spoke oppo-
site that point.
repeat this
· ope~ation·
until
the wheel is
cor-
rectly balanced then fix the balance weights to
.
the spokes by means of
pliers.

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