popawheelie
Finally riding a big boys bike
I've got a Stewart-Warner Floating Hub which I have cleaned meticulously, repacked with grease and put back together. It rides as if there were no grease in it at all. The Bearings look good, but the races are a little fishy. I can't afford to send the hub to a machinist to have them perfectly shaped, so what other thing should I do?
I've bought two other Floating hubs on peoples' suggestions, and they all have the same grinding/rough-riding problem.
Temptation says to use a round grinding head on a die grinder……..but doing it by hand just can't be good enough…..right??
Has anyone fixed this problem with their own Floating Hub?
Mike Siddons
I've bought two other Floating hubs on peoples' suggestions, and they all have the same grinding/rough-riding problem.
Temptation says to use a round grinding head on a die grinder……..but doing it by hand just can't be good enough…..right??
Has anyone fixed this problem with their own Floating Hub?
Mike Siddons