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Author:  TOPGUMM [ 28 Mar 2018 19:07 ]
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:shock: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BUELL-X1-lig ... 1438.l2649
Some other bits for sale too from :sun: Japan :sun:
Bit pricey. lOl

Author:  Nutah [ 28 Mar 2018 19:09 ]
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mmmmm single sided :shock:

less to clean though lOl

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 28 Mar 2018 19:09 ]
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Would it matter the rear wheel being on backwards :?:
Bearings being one concern.

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 28 Mar 2018 19:14 ]
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Rear shock https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BUELL-X1-Lig ... 2684707056

Author:  Nutah [ 28 Mar 2018 19:17 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:


looks a bit beat up , did it get mugged by a ninja ? :twisted:

Author:  x1glider [ 28 Mar 2018 19:19 ]
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I like it. But not for that price. Looks good on that bike. Too bad Erik never saw fit to do a single sided when going from S1 to X1. Would have sold twice as many. Likely too heavy of a design to fit his philosophies. I know the older Ducati singles are heavier than the double sided offerings.

Author:  Nutah [ 28 Mar 2018 21:41 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:
Would it matter the rear wheel being on backwards :?:
Bearings being one concern.


more a worry the torsional strength of the wheel , going backwards, dunno TBH

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 28 Mar 2018 22:44 ]
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Just ,with the drive belt and brake on one side,,,,must be designed for it.

Author:  Chiz_4 [ 29 Mar 2018 07:59 ]
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Nutah wrote:
mmmmm single sided :shock:

less to clean though lOl

should be half price then :rotfl:

Author:  Nutah [ 29 Mar 2018 11:22 ]
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:rotfl: :yup:

Author:  Mickrick [ 29 Mar 2018 13:13 ]
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Why would you need two calipers on a rear wheel? What a load of old bollox!
X1 swing arm is great as it is :)

Author:  Graeme1203 [ 29 Mar 2018 14:20 ]
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'Why would you need two calipers on a rear wheel?' - Anybody remember the time when having an open, unbraked, slightly too large front wheel was a fashion must have for chops and trikes? Well two independantly plumbed calipers onto the same disc fulfilled the regs requirement for ' two independant braking systems' and was used as a get out of jail for custom builders. Performance was not good, very much form over function, but it was legal and it gave you the look you were after.

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Author:  x1glider [ 29 Mar 2018 15:10 ]
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Nutah wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Would it matter the rear wheel being on backwards :?:
Bearings being one concern.


more a worry the torsional strength of the wheel , going backwards, dunno TBH

Wheel sits on an axle just like every other wheel in the world. Will be fine. The swing arm twisting is another story, which is why single siders are so heavy. Never recalled an issue with the Metchamex one.

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 29 Mar 2018 15:26 ]
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x1glider wrote:
Nutah wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Would it matter the rear wheel being on backwards :?:
Bearings being one concern.


more a worry the torsional strength of the wheel , going backwards, dunno TBH

Wheel sits on an axle just like every other wheel in the world. Will be fine. The swing arm twisting is another story, which is why single siders are so heavy. Never recalled an issue with the Metchamex one.



The brake and pulley are on the one bearing side of the wheel ,maybe that`s been changed .

Author:  Nutah [ 29 Mar 2018 20:15 ]
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x1glider wrote:
Nutah wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Would it matter the rear wheel being on backwards :?:
Bearings being one concern.


more a worry the torsional strength of the wheel , going backwards, dunno TBH

Wheel sits on an axle just like every other wheel in the world. Will be fine. The swing arm twisting is another story, which is why single siders are so heavy. Never recalled an issue with the Metchamex one.


yeh but as its rotating the wrong way, unsure :?

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