I had to relace both wheels on my K0 and didn't have any info on the hub/rim position relationship for either so I was interested in the alignment discussions in the sohc-4 forum. I think it was hondaman said to have a frind hold the bike up while you used a stringline to check alignment. I came up with another way that I think is a bit easier - don't know if it's original or not. I used an 8' long piece of 1/2" plywood about 1' or so wide. I put a good straight on one edge and made a cutout to clear the centre stand. I set the thing on some lifts on the left side of the bike, adjusted the ply to touch the rear tire front and back the measured the distance, front and back, from the front tire to the ply. I had to mess with the steering a tad to make them the same - 5mm. Then I flipped the ply, and did the same thing on the right side of the bike. It measured out at 7mm. I didn't think a 1mm movement was worth the effort so left it as-is. Pretty easy to do though. If your ply edge isn't dead-on, when you flip the ply from side to side, the error will be the same on each and should still give you a good reading. I have a jointer so I got a pretty good edge. Hope this is of help to someone.
