When I changed sprockets on the '00 I neglected to move the eccentric to get some ride height. Does this eccentric spin all of the way around, or will I need to remove the sprocket to get some extra chain slack. Thanks!
Rear wheel eccentric
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Even if it spins 360° you may need to remove the sprocket. Rotate it each way to see to see if how far it will go.
Remember, with the chain adjusted properly, depending on how the eccentric is positioned you may not gain much extra ride height. If it is currently at 6 o'clock you'd gain a lot more than if it is at 4 o'clock.
Fwiw, the eccentric on my '91 VFR750 wouldn't quite spin all the way round, probably about 340°.
Good luck
On the 800's you can´t gain ride height by flipping the excentric as the axle is already in the lower position. This only works on the 750s where you can gain about 3cm ride height.
Interesting...an old VFR buddy told me it made a big difference. The Red bike and Yellow bike are set up different, but I see no visual difference when looking at them from the side.
Lorne, 9/19/2022 at 3:30 AMEven if it spins 360° you may need to remove the sprocket. Rotate it each way to see to see if how far it will go.
Remember, with the chain adjusted properly, depending on how the eccentric is positioned you may not gain much extra ride height. If it is currently at 6 o'clock you'd gain a lot more than if it is at 4 o'clock.
Fwiw, the eccentric on my '91 VFR750 wouldn't quite spin all the way round, probably about 340°.
The RC36 eccentric can do a 360 if you countersink one of the brake bracket bolts. It might be the same with the RC46, but I've not looked (because, as Rosso notes, the axle is already in the bottom arc.)
Ciao,
JZH
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