Here's one for the experts.
Which way do the shift fork rollers get placed into the shift drum?
The ends of each roller are not identical: at one end there is an exterior bevel edge (photo 1) and at the other an interior beveled edge (photo 2) -- so, I imagine there is a right way and a wrong way to install them.
Is the end with the interior bevel (second photo) designed to accept the shoulder of the shift drum pin?
Thanks,
nander
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Re: shift fork rollers
Yes. ..........lm
nander wrote:Here's one for the experts.
Which way do the shift fork rollers get placed into the shift drum?
The ends of each roller are not identical: at one end there is an exterior bevel edge (photo 1) and at the other an interior beveled edge (photo 2) -- so, I imagine there is a right way and a wrong way to install them.
Is the end with the interior bevel (second photo) designed to accept the shoulder of the shift drum pin?
Thanks,
nander