1975: MV Agusta tests the cantilever rear suspension on its ST84.

Just for fun I have searched my computer and found my fav Motorbike photos, needless to say I found them on the internet, who needs a car when you have a bike!!!...

After refurbishing the front brake plate and replacing the springs and shoes I was confident that the rears would not pose a problem....

The rear wheel rim is a WM2 and it was not holding air so I knew I would have to replace the inner tube, also the rim lock bolt looked to be in terrible condition....

Once the bearing security cover has been removed the spindle can be tapped out using a hammer and drift, this also removes the bearing on the other side. The speedo drive can them be gently tapped off...

The rear wheel rim is a WM2 and it was not holding air so I knew I would have to replace the inner tube, also the rim lock bolt looked to be in terrible condition....

Once the bearing security cover has been removed the spindle can be tapped out using a hammer and drift, this also removes the bearing on the other side. The speedo drive can them be gently tapped off...

Once the bearing is below part of the thread the locking cover was used to force the bearing down into place. On the other side the spacer and speedo drive where fitted back in place....

Its the detail... I recall at EICMA when they first revealed the TesiH2...some folk were saying...Ooooo....Look...Twinnshocks for the rear wheel....not realising one was linked to the front swinging a...

The sprocket is held on with 8 bolts and was very easy to remove I have ordered new bolts and spring washers from Greystone Enterprises for when the sprocket is ready to be replaced. This Sprocket is...

Although this isn't strictly a riding technique there's a lot of false information about the 'correct' set up for a bike's suspension. The one main thing that most of these articles miss is the most c...

We continue working on the Sandy project. For those who don't know yet - it is dedicated to building a unique scrumbler based on Yamaha YBR 125 motorcycle. Many people will say that it is strange, com...

I've sandblasted most of the frame components, and am starting to put them back together. First up was the swingarm and rear suspension. The swingarm, like the rest of the frame, looks like it was b...

I just got my new tire mounted and balanced and ended up cleaning the chain too. I didn't notice till after cleaned the rim that two wheel weights had fallen off and I can't find any residue to figure...