2.322 Adjusting the Steering column bearings
1. Bend rubber sleeve (4) back and open counter nuts (1 & 3) with hook spanner.
2. Tighten lower nut (1) until the bearing has just enough room to maneuver without
play.
Test: The fork should fall from it´s center position to the left and the right as far as
it will go without any interference.
3. Counter upper nut against lower nut. The locking plate (2) must be in place between
the two nuts.
Image 36. Adjusting the steering columns
2.33 Rear wheel suspension
The rear wheel suspension is realized by a torsion spring, hydraulic shock and a trapezoid rocker.
The stability of the trapezoid rocker system is achieved by a stabilizer which is installed just behind
the torsion spring and is screwable into the swinging arm. The two pressure casted aluminum axle
holders that are each connecting each sides upper and lower rocker also carry the axle bearings for
the rear wheel. The axleholders are beared springy by rubber bushings and thus are maintenance
free.Rubber buffers are installed on both sides of the hood brackets, to prevent the suspension
from striking through.
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