SF2 Laverda brake spoke off-set

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Guys can you tell me what the wheel / spoke off-set should be for the laverda drum brake rear on an SF2?

Was trying to save from stripping but the spokes are to far gone.

I guess the front is zero off-set for twin discs.

Cheers

Jamie
 
hi, think its 10mm but you can easily measure it with a straight edge along the hub face. phil will know.
regards andy
 
phil will know.
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Err - no - I've fitted quite a few different wheels and work out the offset by seeing how far the centreline of hub is offset from the s/arm grease nipple hole -  do check it's in centre - but mine have all been! - Regards - Phil
 

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Assuming you are talking about the rear wheel If you can strip the rim you will find the inner and outer spokes on each side of the rim are the same length, considering the spoke nipple holes in the rim are drilled along the centre line of the rim and the flanges of the hub are also centre of the hub all you need to worry about is the flanges of the hub being symetrical to the rim,
The rear laverda hub has a bit of stuff hanging off the drive side so just worry about the hub flanges as your reference point.
Make your new spokes the same length and the rest will be easy. I may have some lengths if you are stuck
M.
 
mauricejota7604 said:
Assuming you are talking about the rear wheel If you can strip the rim you will find the inner and outer spokes on each side of the rim are the same length, considering the spoke nipple holes in the rim are drilled along the centre line of the rim and the flanges of the hub are also centre of the hub all you need to worry about is the flanges of the hub being symetrical to the rim,
The rear laverda hub has a bit of stuff hanging off the drive side so just worry about the hub flanges as your reference point.
Make your new spokes the same length and the rest will be easy. I may have some lengths if you are stuck
M.
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  Is that the same way as saying that there's no offset Maurice? - regards - Phil
 
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