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Warniing
Danger
of
accidents
braking
effect.
WHEELS 14
Dam;;iged
br;ike
discs
reduce t he
-
Always lay the wheel
down
in such a
way
that the
brake d
isc is
not damaged.
-
Take
the rear wheel
out
of the
I
i
n
k
fork.
•
Info
I
Do not operate the foot brake lever when
the
rear wheel
is
removed.
14.10.2 Installing the rear wheel
A
A
Warning
Danger of
accidents
Oi
l
or
grease
on
the brake
discs red L1ces
the
braking
effect.
-
Always
keep
the brake discs free of o
il
and grease.
-
Clean
the brake
discs with
brake
cleaner
when necessary.
Warning
Danger of
accidents
There
is
no braking
effect
to
start
with at the rear brake
after instal
ling the rear
wheel.
-
Actuate the foot brake
several
t imes before
going on a ride until you
can
feel a
f
irm pressure point.
Main work
-
Check
the
rear hub
damping
rubber
pieces.
(1
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
9
of
the
spacer.
I
Long-l
ife
grease(~
p.
466)
-
Insert a spacer.
-
Clean
and grease
the
thread of the
wheel
spindle and
nut.
I
Long-l
if
e
grease
(~
p.
466)
-
Clean
and grease the
wheel
spindle.
I
Long-l ife grease (
p. 466)
-
Clean the contact areas
on
t
he
brake caliper bracket
and
link
fork.
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