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2 November Motorcycle-Engineering-Science-Physics 25 Oct 2022 19:17 #1

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First Wednesday, late afternoon/evening MESP norton tech sessions is planned.
A brief SKYPE meeting will be offered as before.
Requested topics will be explored for further discussion.
Questions? atlanticgreen.com/contact.htm ?


We have a topic suggested for tonight..around 6PM.
wheel lacing and trueing

Get the skype session login # in the Members Chat section.
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2 November Motorcycle-Engineering-Science-Physics 03 Nov 2022 13:59 #2

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skype mtg went fairly well. 4 guys but for an unknown reason, I as the session initiator, I did not see the pix of 2 guys though they could see me? audio worked OK for all.
2-1/2 hrs and a variety of technical issues covered. :)
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2 November Motorcycle-Engineering-Science-Physics 05 Nov 2022 12:29 #3

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Erich as to your ?
On the right is the commando (28tpi) 2 stem nuts, 1.295" across the flats.
The wrench is 1-5/16" water pump/aircraft wrench It is thiner than the nut hex.

On the left is 2, 1.390" hex nuts. in the jaws is a featherbed nut (26tpi). The other is a larger hex commando thread nut. A 1-3/8" wrench fits both , but snug.

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2 November Motorcycle-Engineering-Science-Physics 06 Nov 2022 16:52 #4

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Thank you Dave,

I was going to attempt to grind down a standard wrench, but was unsure how its strength would be affected thinning it down enough to fit. I will look out for a water pump/ aviation wrench in the correct size. It will be a good tool to have on hand for the earlier Series 1 bike.

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