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    Default belt vibration

    An easy way to find the vibration of the belt to reduce
    with adjustable roll pressure.
    So that the belt tension is not about his Nm limint
    Easily mountable on the blind bores, which can be found on the inside of the aluminum base plate.
    There should be drawn into the blind holes for fastening the belt wheel only. Thread

    No more vibration throughout the speed range or incorrect belt tension.
    The belt tension can be always kept within the Nm by the roll to increase or decrease tension without the need to adjust the alignment of the rear wheel
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    Nice

    What did you use for the wheel?

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    Where did you get the assembly

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    Default belt vibration

    This picture may be clearer
    the design is just simple house design
    the wheel is made of steel with a pair of bearings with the possibility to lubricate the bearings with grease
    The pivot point is simply bolted with locking nut .... any slack on this pivot is easily reduced to 0 ..... a little oil or grease on the pivot.
    or after mounting the belt tension control that they stay within specification
    I have very good results with this design house after several 100 mile no problems.
    I put it online to make. an idea for other spyder riders
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    Default Nicely done..!!

    great job. Very clean and neat...congrats..!!
    Gene and Ilana De Laney
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    Looks nice! Way to go... now make me one
    Sold my 14 RTS went back to 2 wheels.
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    Default Nice simple design

    How did you adjust the spring?

    I guess you had to manufacture some of the parts yourself?
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