BSA Winged Wheel W1 Instruction Manual page 6

up with suitable packing washers, always provided
that there is enough length of spindle Ieft at each
side to allow {or the proper fitting of the chain ten-
sioners. mudguard stays and whee! spindle nuts.
On machines fitted with chain covets or oil baths
it may be necessary to fit a washer on the spindle
and a number 4 Sprocket to ensure that the brake
drum does not rub.
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Fig. l. Fitting between fork ends.
Assuming that the width between the fork ends
is suitable, it is only necessary to slacken the Wheel
spindle nuts right back. or better still remove them
altogether, and to slide the wheel into position in
the same manner as that adopted for the fitting of
an. ordinary bicycle rear wheel. Next fit the chain;
adjusters. the mudguard stays. and the wheel
spindle nuts. In the case of a. sports type frame.
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