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Yamaha LB50IIAC - Yamaha Suspension, Steering, and Swing Arm Checks

Yamaha LB50IIAC
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Suspension, steering and swing
arm
1.
Steering
head
adjustment
The
steering
assembly should be check-
ed
periodically
for
any looseness.
Do
this
as
follows:
a.
Block
machine
up so
that
front
wheel
is
off
the
ground.
b.
Grasp
bottom
of
forks and
gently
rock
fork
assembly
backward
and
forward,
checking
for
any looseness in
the
steer-
ing
assembly
bearings.
c.
If
steering head needs
adjustment,
loosen steering
fitting
bolt.
d.
Using
steering
nut
wrench,
adjust
steer-
ing head
fitting
nut
until
steering
head is
tight
without
binding
when
forks
are
turned.
NOTE:------------
Excessive
tightening
of
this
nut
will
cause rapid
wear
of
ball
bearings
and
races.
Re-check
for
looseness and
freedom
of
movement.
e.
Tighten
steering
fitting
bolt.
NOTE:------------
After
completing
steering
adjustment,
make
certain
forks
pivot
from
stop
to
stop
without
binding.
If
binding
is
notic-
ed, repeat adjustment.
2. Suspension
a.
Check all suspension
for
proper
opera-
tion.
b.
Check
all
suspension
for
proper
tightness.
c.
Check rear shocks ( R and
L)
for
identical
adjustment.
3.
Swing
arm
a.
Check
for
freedom
of
up and
down
movement.
b.
Check side
to
side free play.
Swing
arm
free play:
0.5
mm
at end
of
swing
arm
c.
Check all securing
bolts
for
proper
tightness.
d.
Grease
swing
arm periodically.
1 Steering fitting bolt
136018
-45-

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