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mb4807 23-08-15 09:49

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Originally Posted by Ranger6 (Post 213563)
Just one question why the corner cut off.
Cheers Steve

It's just clearance to allow for the shape of the casting. It widens towards the wheel centre so you can't just use a rectangle of metal. You'll see when you crack open the cush drives. It's very obvious.

Ranger6 23-08-15 19:35

Thanks Deandy,
Steve

tenyamman 23-08-15 20:13

what glue did you use?

deandy 24-08-15 10:19

Rear-wheel gum-mod
 
Hi guys

I'm still enjoying the direct drive with this mod:sbike: for several thousands of kilometers this year.

@Ranger6: The inner part of the sprocket is going "up" - you'll see it when you unmount it - you can see it on my images if you know where to look. It was necessary to get the sheet fully on the spocket. Doesn't cause any damages or missing anything - the rubber isn't coming out to the edges of his space. correct as mb4807 already wrote.

@tenyammann: Simple '2-component-in-minutes-dry-glue' - if it's not fix after some years - i'll glue it in again at the next tire- or rubberchange.

Happy und safe rides!

cheers, Andy

Richlybow 24-08-15 16:42

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Originally Posted by deandy (Post 211578)
Hi guys

I've mounted yesterday the rubber-mod for the backwheel on my 660Z - does you already know that (then i didn't catch it...)?
Now the rubber should hold longer than 15-20'000 km and there's no space between the rubber and the chain support.

First i cleaned the inner part of the chain support:
http://www.xt600.ch/files/geputzt.jpg

Then i produced eight pieces with 0.8 and 0.5 mm thick sheet (2.2 x 4.2 cm) and spice it together:
http://www.xt600.ch/files/blech.jpg

then i mounted them on the cleaned spaces
http://www.xt600.ch/files/mounted1.jpg

Now inserted the brandnew rubbers and there won't be any space left for a much longer time than without this mod.

If Kev or one of you UK-guys did already described this mod - sorry - otherwise - i just can recommend it.

cheers, Andy

Hi...what type of adhesive did you use to fix the plates into position?.

deandy 24-08-15 17:06

Hi bow

As written in my last comment:
Simple '2-component-in-minutes-dry-glue' - if it's not fix after some years - i'll glue it in again at the next tire- or rubberchange.

It's anyway pressed in with the rubber - there can't be happen any damages - if you check it at the change of your rubbers.

cheers, Andy

Richlybow 24-08-15 18:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by deandy (Post 213633)
Hi bow

As written in my last comment:
Simple '2-component-in-minutes-dry-glue' - if it's not fix after some years - i'll glue it in again at the next tire- or rubberchange.

It's anyway pressed in with the rubber - there can't be happen any damages - if you check it at the change of your rubbers.

cheers, Andy

Thanks Andy....I think I will try this :applause::applause::applause::applause::applause: :applause::applause:

Pleiades 24-08-15 18:37

Great mod Andy and well explained. :applause:

I've taken the liberty of amending the thread title (by adding "cush" and "drive") to make it a bit easier for folk to search/find it in future.

deandy 25-08-15 14:57

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Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 213641)
Great mod Andy and well explained. :applause:

Thanks Pleiades - and also thanks for your pcv-map for the z - will load it up when the commander arrives. Have the same setting except double Akra's instead of yours.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 213641)
I've taken the liberty of amending the thread title (by adding "cush" and "drive") to make it a bit easier for folk to search/find it in future.

Perfect thanks - would be a shame if someone isn't finding it.

cheers, Andy


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