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SST Gyro setup

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macmark:
Thanks mate,

That makes a hell of a lot more sense than the instructions that came with it!

I think it's because all the cables weren't attached to the bike so I'm starting from scratch that's confusing me. I was going to get my nephew to come round on his GT because I know that has the same set up to use as a reference point but the poor little (6ft) sod has just had his tonsils and adenoids out.

Thanks for the help, it's much appreciated! Any probs and I'll give you a shout.

Cheers. :daumenhoch:

Mark

TwoBobRob:
If you're starting from scratch,  then do the job in two halves.  Bottom first, then top.  It doesn't all have to go on at the same time.

With the bottom correctly fitted, the brake spring tension should be pulling the gyro bearing down as far as it wants to go, and you should have the brake itself adjusted nicely so its just off the rim.

Plonk the top cable on and just dial out any slack that's there.   Back down to the single downtube adjuster for the final tweak.    :)

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