Front wheel offset - Page 3

waynev · 12-03-2009, 09:43 PM

My axle is 29-1/8" inside rear hub to inside rear hub, relative to the brake rotor i'm 9-1/2" on the RH ( viewed from the rear) side (inside hub to inside rotor) and on the LH side i'm 19-1/2" inside hub to inside rotor.

waynec · 12-05-2009, 04:36 PM

Thx waynev, I think a discrepancy of an inch + on somthing like an axle is a significant differnence. Just have to wonder how that can happen. Thx also for the motivation to add a little more glass around the perimeter. My rotor to right hub is the same as yours...my left side is a very weak 18 1/2.I have driven the bike but its a little early to offer an opinion on stability. I may just be too hopeful for improvement to be objective now.

A couple of pics w&g asked for.....I started this thread off with suitable before shots and now an after....

And a look at my new hub for both sides.........waynec

12-03-2009, 09:43 PM	#31
waynev Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: London, Ontario Posts: 1,097	My axle is 29-1/8" inside rear hub to inside rear hub, relative to the brake rotor i'm 9-1/2" on the RH ( viewed from the rear) side (inside hub to inside rotor) and on the LH side i'm 19-1/2" inside hub to inside rotor.
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12-05-2009, 04:36 PM	#32
waynec Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ottawa Posts: 119	Thx waynev, I think a discrepancy of an inch + on somthing like an axle is a significant differnence. Just have to wonder how that can happen. Thx also for the motivation to add a little more glass around the perimeter. My rotor to right hub is the same as yours...my left side is a very weak 18 1/2.I have driven the bike but its a little early to offer an opinion on stability. I may just be too hopeful for improvement to be objective now. A couple of pics w&g asked for.....I started this thread off with suitable before shots and now an after.... And a look at my new hub for both sides.........waynec
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