Yeah I think the hub will be off set. I am going through the same thing on my triumph. Thing is line up your chain gears, measure your clearance between chain and tire. Then keeping in mind that you need some clearance there have your wheel centered with spoke adjustment. There is a tollerance on the out of center. I think it can be as much as a half inch but I am not for sure. Maybe Tony, Tyler, or Lucas or one of the other Brit experts can chime in on this one.
68 bsa chopper barnfind
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I don't know if these photos are any good for seeing what I'm talking about. The fender is sort of twisted and the sissybar is just sitting on there so try and ignore that.
I didn't lace the wheel or anything, I just took it off and put it back on.Comment
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well,when you weld a fender strap in and bolt the fender to it,you can align it in there just right. pretty common.
mine was the same way.
or take the fender and twist it with your hands lightly the opposite way of the "twist",until it looks good.Comment
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Oh I know, I wasn't meaning the fender, sorry. I have to massage the sissy bar back to original shape then put the brace back in, then Im sure the fender with sit straight. Im wondering if the wheel is messed upComment
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