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Den

Try calling or emailing Phil at [email protected] for advice.
He has some experience with roundcase bevels.

phil hitchcock
road and race
2 bon mace close
berkeley vale nsw 2261
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international 61243884211
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Den

How much?
http://www.bevelheaven.com/ForkCap.htm

Of what (good luck):
http://tinyurl.com/58z7du

Den

So, whatever happened?

Den

Sorry I'm joining this discussion so late. I am posting the text of two different emails I sent to two different riders at two different times a few years ago addressing this same concern. Good luck.

On bevel forks the spacer (or speedo drive/washer combo) that goes between the
hub and the ...

Den

Look in your 750GT parts manual. Find the rear wheel assembly. Look for reference 210. It looks like a bearing shield. That is the "old" way (read: cheap way) to shield a bearing. These days we use 2RS (two rubber shields) sealed bearings in the wheels. It's not used after one replaces the old ...

Den

So, whatever happened?

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Den

Your shift lever stub on the shift box is mounted one spline off. It should be oriented at the 12 o'clock position.

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Den

Vince wrote:... BUT starting suffered a bit and power is also down...

Interesting. Please post your dyno chart.

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Den

Geoff wrote:...still, based on my conversations with Dyna and especially Mistral, I'd recommend chucking either 4.5ohm coil on or a 1.5ohm ballast with a 3ohm.

"...ballast resistors don't have a fixed resistance."

http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/articles/coils.html

Den

So, whatever happened?

Den

http://www.bevelheaven.com/manuals/860/workshop.pdf

Den

If I understand your post correctly you have Ceriani forks and the calipers have to be attached to the forks with long bolts and a nut. If this is the case then, technically, you have the wrong calipers. That doesn't mean that they can't be made to work. You mention that the calipers are "shimmed ...

Den

Please read this first:
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp_wa ... disk.shtml

Den

Any tips to how to measure the crankshaft preload without fancy instruments ?

With 0,50 mm shims i can feel that the crank is a little "loose"
With 0,60 mm its tight, with a minimum of drag
With 0,75 mm its tighter, with more drag

Which one should I go for ?
71 750 roundcase GT

To do it ...

Den

Sorry to get off the topic of how fast we all used to be, but:

You may want to use a straight edge to check your sprocket alignment
before simply turning around your countershaft sprocket.

I had a problem with my chain clearance and checked the alignment of my sprockets.
http://img.photobucket ...

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