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Old 06-08-2020, 12:45 PM   #7
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Thanks for doing that Darkness. Very interesting. I think that will be equivalent to how I measured my backlash as it equates to distance travelled by the tyre. I seem to remember measuring about 50mm using your method, some years ago, the last time I had a little worry about this.


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Originally Posted by Darkness View Post
It’s rotation that is cumulative at each connection, so the distance moved at the cush drive rubbers, drive sprocket splines and clutch tabs wouldn’t have to be huge to add up to the 11.5 degrees of rotation equivalent to the 63mm that was measured.
I would agree. It should be possible to work out how much the clutch rotates in relation to the wheel via the gearing. (gear commander perhaps?) So clutch wear will have an exaggerated effect on the rear wheel backlash including everything in between.
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