Me and my catbike musashi

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byegad

Legendary Member
Location
NE England
The shim is there. The washer is vertically inserted into the groove, alongside the lump on the clamp designed to stop rotation. The key in your quote is 'more than a few degrees'. Those 'few degrees' are annoying.
 

riggsbie

Coffee and Recumbent Trikes.......
Thanks guys !!

So basically the correct torque is FT, fekking tight ?

My boom has the plastic shim thing but there is 'slop' in the alignment groove and only a couple of degrees of rotation is enough to de-rail the chain...... I know I am right side dominated so that's the leg I clip in for setting off so that's why my boom had a slight rotation to the right......

With carbon forks, is there any risk of over tightening the front brake caliper and damaging the carbon fork ? Or is there a long metal insert in the carbon fork where the brake caliper mounting bolt goes through the fork ? When I put it back together I will use some blue loctite as well as a new Nyloc nut.

All good fun !!

Paul
 
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