E
FRAME
26·00
19·25
7·88
62"
5·28
7·37
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15·18
·02
4·0
10·87
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6·00
•
7·75
1·84
Fig.
E16.
Basic
dimension
offrame
assembly
(Inches)
REAR FRAME
The
rear
frame basically serves
to
mount
the
rear
suspension units and twlnseat etc., and It
Is
only
alignment between
the
top suspension unit
support
brackets with those on
the
swl nglng fork
that
Is
of
most Importance. The best means of checking
rear
frame alignment
Is
that
of fitting
It
to
the
front
frame and taking readings as Indicated
In
the
following paragraph.
E14
FRAME
ASSEMBLY
Securely
bolt
the
rear frame
to
the
front frame, and
fit
the
swinging fork so
that
It
can
Just be
rotated
by slight hand pressure. Mount
the
complete
assembly horizontally on
the
checking
table
as
described earlier, then
take
height readings
at
the
swinging fork ends and
"top
and bottom suspension
unit
mounting brackets, referring
to
Fig.
E16
(b) and
(c) for dimensions. These brackets should
not
be
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