I was hoping i didn't have to strip the wheels but the chrome has rusted in places and it would let the rest of the bike down so here goes. First i had the original tyres removed which I may use later as they are in very good condition considering the age.
Progress this week on the wheels, decided to have a go at rebuilding them, good job I took loads of pictures but still caused me a few problems along the way, especially the front one which was rather frustrating to say the least but all ended well in the end. I have cleaned up the front hub and have started on the rear one.
The front disc has been fitted and locked in place, not forgetting the speedo drive and the cover plate
A lot of the Alloy was pitted but good old scotchbrite and Autosol came to the rescue and I'm sure my elbow will get better eventually.
Rear hub is next to be assembled. With spacers and bushes in place, rear sprocket is fitted and locked up.
Before i started stripping them i measured the offset, both hubs seemed to be in the middle but best to check.
You take them to bits ready to clean up.
Both tyres now fitted correctly and ready to roll.