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bsa rear wheel alignment... HELP> 9 years 9 months ago #900

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have a 68 bsa thunderbolt, can someone help me, Please, rear tire wants to move to the right hand side of sing arm, have parts book all parts look to be there,i tighten up axle and have clearance, but after a ride tire is rubbin swingarm,
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bsa rear wheel alignment... HELP> 9 years 4 months ago #965

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SOunds like something fishy with the chain adjusters. Do you have any pictures?
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bsa rear wheel alignment... HELP> 9 years 3 months ago #978

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Any chance there is a spacer missing or in wrong position? Or, as Clark suggests, chain adjuster(s) are not keeping axle from being pulled forward by drive torque. Adjuster(s) possibly stripped out?
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