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you boyz with jmc swing arms how do you adgust cams for chain alignment cant see any notches ??
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I have a pair very similar to those. Mine are made from M8 Rawl bolts, through some M10 Ali bar.
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Even if you measure the position of each eccentric in relation to the swingarm very carefully it doesn't mean that the bikes wheel alignment (front wheel to rear wheel) is correct.
Even on a modern bike you can adjust your chain & line up the adjuster marks equally & the wheel alignment is highly likely to be out.
The only way to get accurate wheel alignment is with a laser set up.
http://www.njwmotorcycletyres.co.uk/accu-track.htm
Even on a modern bike you can adjust your chain & line up the adjuster marks equally & the wheel alignment is highly likely to be out.
The only way to get accurate wheel alignment is with a laser set up.
http://www.njwmotorcycletyres.co.uk/accu-track.htm
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