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Offline douglas1947

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90+ frontwheel in fork
« on: 20 Feb 2017 at 16:44 »
I have problems to assemble the 90+ frontwheel to the fork.
May be  there is a mistake with the bearing tube, srewed in the hub the wrong way?

There is not space enough for hub and mudguard holder between the fork links.

I send a photo of the wheel, when I got it before restauration.

Michael

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Re: 90+ frontwheel in fork
« Reply #1 on: 22 Feb 2017 at 07:15 »
Michael,

Yes, your bearing tube should have a fixed hex head at the right hand end (as you sit on the bike). This retains the 'shell' bearing upon which your mudguard plate fits. The screw on portion of the 'bearing tube' should be on the left hand, brake plate side, I believe!

Yours

Steve N

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Re: 90+ frontwheel in fork
« Reply #2 on: 22 Feb 2017 at 08:55 »
Yes, Michael,
                    Your bearing sleeve has been fitted from the wrong side of the hub. The collar (with the holes) should be inside the brakedrum. With regard to Steve's comment that the sleeve should have a hex head - Mr Douglas made 2 types (they are interchangeable) - one had the hex head, the other just had 2 flats. If you try to unscrew the collar, be warned - it has a left hand thread!

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                 Eddie.

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Re: 90+ frontwheel in fork
« Reply #3 on: 24 Feb 2017 at 05:35 »
Thanks for the replies.
You write, what I have suspected.
I will dismantle the parts and change the sides!

Michael