Can anyone tell me if there is only 1 spacer in the front wheel as I only have 1 is this correct thanks

One on the disc side,feeling it fits into the metal disc guard which acts as a spacer too.

Spindle acts as a spacer on the other side.

Breagh do you still have a scorpa?

One on the disc side,feeling it fits into the metal disc guard which acts as a spacer too.

Spindle acts as a spacer on the other side.

Breagh is pretty much right. There is 1 spacer which slots into the bearing in the disc side, and the disc guard itself is also used.

Edited January 4, 201412 yr by adamspad5

Breagh do you still have a scorpa?

Sure do ,everyone a banger.

Clapped out 175f with 125 engine,the roughest 250f you can imagine and an 012 280sr that needs a piston.

Still think they're great though.

Breath I have sent you a message thanks

Hi, I'm new to the forum and as ever after some help!!

I have a 2004 Scorpa 250 sy which needed new front wheel bearings, on inspection the previous owner had left the outer races of an earlier set of wheel bearings in and just stuffed a new set on the outside!

Having removed all old bearings and races and put a new set in fairly successfully, on winding the axle back in the brake disc is badly out of alignment to the caliper. From looking at parts diagrams I see there is a spacer on the disc side, which I do have but it seems far to thin (about 10mm) so I can only assume its incorrect. I've looked online and nobody seem to sell one so I was going to attempt to make one. if anyone had any info, a picture or any measurements that may help, I would be really grateful.

Thanks,

Matt

This sounds a real guddle.

Screw the spindle in until the disc centralises in the caliper,be precise with this.

You need a spacer the distance between the bearing centre and the fork leg.

Hi, can you mock it up with a number of washers to get the right width. Then measure the stack height of washers to machine your spacer.

Thanks for your help! I'll give it a go!

Cheers,

I had a look at mine today whilst cleaning it. The spacer is approximately 18mm between the bearing and disc gaurd. Will upload a pic later when I'm on the comp.

That would be great, cheers

Hope this helps.