Ducati Cadet/Mountaineer

[husaberg]

OK, as it seems we are talking about different things, I have marked them to be clear. The knobs marked 1 I used to adjust sideways runout. The things marked 2 come nowhere near the wheel at any time. No idea what they are for.

cool pictionary

it won't let me attach image.
I will email or text you.

the picture I sent you
the pivots are 4.
loosen 5 .

loosen the blade with 7
use 6 as the side to side indicators with the blade pushed back

[Laava]

i suspect the arms marked 2 have a block of wood under them when the moving pieces are in the up position.

Most wheel builders buy unthreaded spokes. Cut to required length and thread to suit.
If it's a standard hub/rim combo and the factory still lists spokes as available that does save time.

Big question when building a wheel is the offset. Not fun to find the new wheels can't be brought into alignment.
Not all hub/rim combos share a centerline.

Thanks for that Greg, yep I was luckily able to by std fit spokes and std rims so for me it was easy. And I had no offsets to battle either so all good!
You dont happen to know anyone with 3spd engine bits? Sorry if I have asked you before…

[F5 Dave]

I didn't even see parts 2. I was looking at 1 and the blade.

Used the same tiles and grout for our splash back a handful of years back.

[Grumph]

Thanks for that Greg, yep I was luckily able to by std fit spokes and std rims so for me it was easy. And I had no offsets to battle either so all good!
You dont happen to know anyone with 3spd engine bits? Sorry if I have asked you before…

Husa might have a box buried in his dad's shed. Identifying it is another story.

[Laava]

I didn't even see parts 2. I was looking at 1 and the blade.

Used the same tiles and grout for our splash back a handful of years back.

Haha!

Husa might have a box buried in his dad's shed. Identifying it is another story.

Also funny! Just been having that conversation with Husa! Thanks tho…

[husaberg]

Husa might have a box buried in his dad's shed. Identifying it is another story.

The rolling chassis Alan has came from me, hense the rust.
I have a complete bike still. It was dad's first bike. same rust "patina"I am thinking of growing a goatee. and buying some exhaust wrap and a brown seat cover