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Offline Steverat

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Short wheel spindle
« on: 09.03. 2019 16:52 »
I had the front spindle on Josef’s A10 chromed and the platers etched it so that it became loose in the bearing. So when I saw another at Shepton today I snapped it up. Joy turned to frustration on fitment to the forks, as the tommy bar end disappeared into the fork leg - yes too short, its 8 1/2" and should be 9 1/8".

 What have I bought?

1951 BSA A10 - now returned to Germany
1972 Triumph T100R Daytona
1924 B-S SS80
1965 Triumph SH Cub
1960 AJS M18CS

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Re: Short wheel spindle
« Reply #1 on: 09.03. 2019 17:47 »
The 250cc C12 and the C25 and B44 of 1967 used a similar but shorter spindle due to the closer spacing of the fork shafts, so its probably from there.

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Re: Short wheel spindle
« Reply #2 on: 09.03. 2019 21:42 »
Off topic, was also at Shepton today. Was looking for rear footpegs and was unsuccessful. Did find a brass pojnts plate,which was nice.
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Re: Short wheel spindle
« Reply #3 on: 09.03. 2019 23:03 »
The 250cc C12 and the C25 and B44 of 1967 used a similar but shorter spindle due to the closer spacing of the fork shafts, so its probably from there.

Well it’s a free gift to anyone who wants it, I cannot use.
S

1951 BSA A10 - now returned to Germany
1972 Triumph T100R Daytona
1924 B-S SS80
1965 Triumph SH Cub
1960 AJS M18CS