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Swingarm failure - torque arm mounting point
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(21-09-14, 12:44 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: [quote author=unfazed link=topic=14772.msg167459#msg167459 date=1411299008]
[quote author=His Dudeness link=topic=14772.msg167448#msg167448 date=1411296336]
The angle of the torque arm changes as you adjust the chain. You really notice it when you go from an old stretched chain to a new one.

(21-09-14, 11:58 AM)tweetytek link Wrote: And thus if you don't loosen the calliper end torque bolt, the arm is stressed under tension, and this applies a shearing force to the other end of the torque arm mount... where yours has sheared off !!

Eureka  :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup



Nothing to do with suspension


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Hmmm -- I pulled my wheel back a few months ago by about 2mm (yes) do you think I should now go and loosen off the caliper-side arm bolt, and then re tighten to realease said stress
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Technically, Yes  Smile
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Re: Swingarm failure - torque arm mounting point - by unfazed - 24-09-14, 11:11 PM

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