Rear Wheel/Suspension - Honda CB250N Shop Manual

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Rear
Wheel/Suspension
Service Information 11 -1
Shock
Absorber
Removal/Installation
11-6
Troubleshooting 11 -1
Swingarm
Removal/Installation
1
T-7
Rear
Wheel
Removal/Installation 11
-2 Swingarm Disassembly /Assembly 11-8
Rear
Wheel
Disassembly/
Assembly
11
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Service Information
SftWflRNING
-
A
contaminated brake
drum
or
shoe reduces stopping power, Discard contaminated
shoes and
clean a
contaminated
drum
with
a
high
quality
brake degreasing agent.
•
Inhaled asbestos
fibers
have been found
to
cause
respiratory disease
and cancer. Never use an
air
hose
or dry
brush to
clean brake assemblies.
Keep
grease
off
the brake
shoes and drums.
-
For
rear
wheel, shock absorber
or
swingarm
removal,
a hoist or
other support
is
required to
support the motorcycle.
•
Tube
less tire
removal,
repair,
and remounting procedures
are
covered
in
the section
1
6 of the
Common
Service Manual.
When
remounting
the
tire,
note the normal
rotating direction.
•
Refer to the section
12
for
brake system information.
Troubleshooting
Soft Suspension
•
.
Weak
spring
Oil
leakage
from damper
unit
•
Incorrect
suspension adjustment
•
Low
tire
pressure
Hard Suspension
•
Incorrectly
suspension adjustment
Bent
swingarm
pivot
-
Damaged swingarm
pivot
bushings
•
Bent
damper
rod
•
High
tire
pressure
Eh
Steers
To One
Side
Or Does Not Track
Straight
Bent
rear axle
•
Axle alignment/chain adjustment not equal on both
sides
Rear Wheel Wobbling
Bent
rim
•
Worn
rear
wheel
bearings
•
Faulty
tire
-
Unbalanced
tire
and wheel
•
Low
tire
pressure
•
Faulty
swingarm
pivot bushings
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