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Chupaca
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Have to agree..!!
:agree: I recently changed my tire and the shop manual clearly indictes to line them up. This takes a few tries because there is no guide hole so you have to turn and place it till you find the correct position. The air valve is probably the reason...:thumbup:
:agree: I recently changed my tire and the shop manual clearly indictes to line them up. This takes a few tries because there is no guide hole so you have to turn and place it till you find the correct position. The air valve is probably the reason...:thumbup:
mikecronis
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Odd the bolt-pattern didn't line-up. Faulty wheel during drilling? Get a replacement, though honestly it might actually improve stability with the weights staggered evenly like that. Take it back and fuss.
The lad has offered to fix it next time it's in as I am waiting on a gasket for the exhaust coming from the States so will be here in the next week or so.Problem is no ones worked on Spyders over here so I am just lucky I have a couple mechanics in town that are willing to give it a go for me 
I checked my manual and it looks as though there are 5 ways you could put the sprocket back on but other than looks and maybe the air valve I can't see that it would do any real harm but I will get it put right anyways Thanks for your help lads 
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I checked my manual and it looks as though there are 5 ways you could put the sprocket back on but other than looks and maybe the air valve I can't see that it would do any real harm but I will get it put right anyways Thanks for your help lads Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Highwayman2013
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The sprocket just pushes in no bolts, with the cush drive under it. Won't hurt anything.
Chupaca
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Try this..!!
go online and get a green manual on ebay so you and the fellow helping has all the steps for working on your roadster. They are fairly cheap about $20.00. They cover all work you may ever have to with all the spec's torques etc. Glad you have someone willing to work on your ryde..:2thumbs:
go online and get a green manual on ebay so you and the fellow helping has all the steps for working on your roadster. They are fairly cheap about $20.00. They cover all work you may ever have to with all the spec's torques etc. Glad you have someone willing to work on your ryde..:2thumbs:
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