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I have af rims on my series 3 didn't have to remove owt from rear hub Imo they are decent fit
Warkton Tornado No.1 wrote:I have af rims on my series 3 didn't have to remove owt from rear hub Imo they are decent fit
There used to be an 'issue' with AF tubeless rims not being centralised via the hub (front or back) as per the original Innocenti design.
Has that changed since the first release of the AF rims?
phil23fair wrote:I had problems getting an airline on my AF & Sip tubeless rim valves and have got over it by buying a valve extender. You obviously only use it when pumping up your tyres
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-MOTORCYCL ... 1292032043
Rich Oswald wrote:phil23fair wrote:I had problems getting an airline on my AF & Sip tubeless rim valves and have got over it by buying a valve extender. You obviously only use it when pumping up your tyres
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-MOTORCYCL ... 1292032043
Don't think a valve extender would work on the AF's because of the angle the valve sits at,
Rich'
Rich Oswald wrote:phil23fair wrote:I had problems getting an airline on my AF & Sip tubeless rim valves and have got over it by buying a valve extender. You obviously only use it when pumping up your tyres
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-MOTORCYCL ... 1292032043
Don't think a valve extender would work on the AF's because of the angle the valve sits at,
Rich'
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