ohiocaferacer
Been Around the Block
Re: Slowly going from the street to the track.....well maybe
If you go to my website www.OHIOCAFERACERS.com under the tech tips section is a fork size pdf lookup....but I believe it was the 1972 SL350. May have been all years...not sure....but definately 72.
You can see the 2 bolts in the lower clamp in this picture....just in front of the steering damper.
As for the double pinch bolt. The lower triple clamp has 2 bolts on each side of the clamp that tightens down on the fork tube. Most all other 35mm lower clamps only have 1 bolt. The 2 bolt lower clamp allows for more clamp pressure on the fork tube which helps stop twisting or movement of the fork tube in the clamp. These old hondas under race conditions twist and contort like crazy....anything you can do to eliminate some of it helps.
I did a complete build thread over on the wera board of the bike above....feel free to check it out....tons of useful info.
http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?t=199918
Hope this helps.
If you go to my website www.OHIOCAFERACERS.com under the tech tips section is a fork size pdf lookup....but I believe it was the 1972 SL350. May have been all years...not sure....but definately 72.
You can see the 2 bolts in the lower clamp in this picture....just in front of the steering damper.
As for the double pinch bolt. The lower triple clamp has 2 bolts on each side of the clamp that tightens down on the fork tube. Most all other 35mm lower clamps only have 1 bolt. The 2 bolt lower clamp allows for more clamp pressure on the fork tube which helps stop twisting or movement of the fork tube in the clamp. These old hondas under race conditions twist and contort like crazy....anything you can do to eliminate some of it helps.
I did a complete build thread over on the wera board of the bike above....feel free to check it out....tons of useful info.
http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?t=199918
Hope this helps.