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CT1-C Rear Wheel Offset
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My rear wheel Seems offset to the chain side. I did some searching and found some measurements in
another thread
. I measured my rim and came up with the following measurements.
Brake side 48mm
Chain side 54mm
I was just wondering if the spacers are the same on both sides or if it's possible to assemble the wheel in a way that would cause an offset? I did install a new tire and new bearings a while back. One other tidbit, it's bad enough that the tire rubs the fender bolt when the suspension compresses.
I'm obsessive about getting the wheel straight when adjusting the chain. I measure a lot so I don't think it's installed crooked (I will check again tomorrow).
Thanks in advance.
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Brake side 48mm
Chain side 54mm
I was just wondering if the spacers are the same on both sides or if it's possible to assemble the wheel in a way that would cause an offset? I did install a new tire and new bearings a while back. One other tidbit, it's bad enough that the tire rubs the fender bolt when the suspension compresses.
I'm obsessive about getting the wheel straight when adjusting the chain. I measure a lot so I don't think it's installed crooked (I will check again tomorrow).
Thanks in advance.
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here is a stock CT1 spacing before I tore it apart for clean up: I could measure the spacers if needed.
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15 May 2026 20:24
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Replied by MarkT on topic CT1-C Rear Wheel Offset
Offset? Or is top of wheel leaning to left? (Twisted swingarm?)
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15 May 2026 20:40
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"Offset? Or is top of wheel leaning to left? (Twisted swingarm?)"
Ya, it actually does look that way looking at the pictures again. It can be hard with picture angles but that gives me something to focus on.
Ya, it actually does look that way looking at the pictures again. It can be hard with picture angles but that gives me something to focus on.
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