For the bench test, be sure that the pedals rotate smoothly throughout a
normal range of movement on the same axis. Mine insitu bind a bit in the
bushes because the combined pedals are not completely on the same axis
throughout the combined length. On the bench you should be able to distort
the "high point" down with even pressure to get a co-incident axis throughout.
Reg
Tony Renshaw
Sydney Australia
At 09:13 AM 4/9/2005, you wrote:
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>There should only one horizontal plane. apart from your plane to be. So
>yes, that makes two, if we forget about the vertical plane. But of course
>you could make diagonal planes as much as you like. Back to these pedal
>floors, it's virtually impossible to really find the same plane (1) in the
>plane (2) , so best to preassamble the whole lot on the bench, outside the
>plane (2), make sure the pedals move smoothly, and then transfer it into
>the plane (2) Now carefully fix the floorboards in position, chack again
>for smooth movement before fixing them for good in the same plane (1) to
>your plane (2). Hope it helps,
>
>Jos Okhuijsen
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