CV2 Adjuster Plates (no inboard brake) Laser Files
Laser cutting file for the two cartridge adjuster plates for the CV2 rear suspension.
CV2-5 (both adjuster plates)
CV2-10 (aluminium reverse motor mount)
Note, these plates cannot mount an inboard caliper. If an inboard brake is being fitted then use part CV2-5XVS which has the caliper mount.
This design is similar to the plans, but refined with a few holes to make the plates lighter.
Plates will need some of the holes drilled out to clean & tapping some of the holes to the specifications in the plans.
Laser cutting files: the enclosed DXF file(s) should be provided directly to your local laser cutter. In order to view DXF files on your computer we recommend the free viewer DWGSee.
Laser cutting file for the two cartridge adjuster plates for the CV2 rear suspension.
CV2-5 (both adjuster plates)
CV2-10 (aluminium reverse motor mount)
Note, these plates cannot mount an inboard caliper. If an inboard brake is being fitted then use part CV2-5XVS which has the caliper mount.
This design is similar to the plans, but refined with a few holes to make the plates lighter.
Plates will need some of the holes drilled out to clean & tapping some of the holes to the specifications in the plans.
Laser cutting files: the enclosed DXF file(s) should be provided directly to your local laser cutter. In order to view DXF files on your computer we recommend the free viewer DWGSee.
Original: $2.17
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Laser cutting file for the two cartridge adjuster plates for the CV2 rear suspension.
CV2-5 (both adjuster plates)
CV2-10 (aluminium reverse motor mount)
Note, these plates cannot mount an inboard caliper. If an inboard brake is being fitted then use part CV2-5XVS which has the caliper mount.
This design is similar to the plans, but refined with a few holes to make the plates lighter.
Plates will need some of the holes drilled out to clean & tapping some of the holes to the specifications in the plans.
Laser cutting files: the enclosed DXF file(s) should be provided directly to your local laser cutter. In order to view DXF files on your computer we recommend the free viewer DWGSee.
