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dsarow

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Dean W.Sarow
I'm reading here numerous discussions and comments hd spindles.I have the 3/4 on my 125.Guys talk about the 1inch size.Is that an entirely different axle from mine,or do they have that machined out to one inch?Then Hd.spindles,larger bearings and new rims?Is that what you would do if an axle was way out tolerance?Just trying to learn a bit.Thanks Guys.
 
Dean, the 125 and other narrow frames use a different front axle and spindle setup than the wide frames do. Here's some comparison photos of a narrow frame axle and wide frame axle:

Narrow frame top, wide frame bottom:

WF-NF_Axles_01.jpg


Wide frame top, narrow frame bottom:

WF-NF_Axles_02.jpg


Note the difference in spindle height in the axle, narrow top, wide frame bottom:

WF-NF_Axles_Spindle-Height_01.jpg


Here's some with the spindles attached, wide frame foreground, narrow frame background:

WF-NF_Axles_Spindles_01.jpg


Different angle, wide frame foreground, narrow frame background:

WF-NF_Axles_Spindles_02.jpg
 
Thank you Kraig for posting those pictures.It would of been very hard to explain,but even harder for me to figure all the difference. Thanks again,if a picture is worth a thousand words,I got five thousand.
 

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