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Clubroom => Tech Talk => Topic started by: Bondi Rabbit on August 26, 2013, 01:16:01 pm
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About to put my back wheel back on in the rebuild, has been off for a few months now. I'm reading the manual and it states that there are spacers on both sides, I seem to have a spacer on one side only the brake side. I haven't checked if it lines up yet, and have all the parts stored, or at least I think I did ? Does anyone know if they have spacers or collars as they are called on both sides of the wheel ? Also I have put on the nylon chain collar on the swing arm , but not sure If I have it on the wrong way ? Happy to post a photo , but not sure how to do it
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Yes, there should be spacers on both sides of the wheel.
The one on the sprocket side should have a pressed steel dust shield on it (the dust shield is not essential, but will help you identify which is which).
I can get you measurements if you need them.
Isn't the swingarm roller symmetrical?
Or are they the ones with a ridge/rib on the OD that's closer to one end than the other? If so, my memory says that the rib goes toward the middle of the bike, so the sideplates of the chain run on either side of it.
Once the rear wheel is on, but before you fit the chain, look along the sprockets - the ridge on the roller should be in line with both of them.
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Hi Nathan
Thanks for the info, if you have the dimension for the sprocket side collar that would be much appreciated. As I know the other side had the collar when removing the wheel as I took a photo from that side at the time.
Yes it is symmetrical, and can go only two ways , haven't fitted the chain as yet, so it maybe obvious when I do.
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The spacer on the brake plate side measures about 22mm if that helps. I can take the back wheel out if you really get stuck
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Go into mech and tech dock on this forum
Click on I'll start this yamaha parts catalogue by viper 666
Proceed to parts
Click on motorcycle
Click on 1976
Click on YZ 125 x
Scroll down to rear wheel
Will show a pic with part numbers for your rear wheel
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Thanks for the info everyone will check the tech section. Much appreciated