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Howdy,
I have bought a GSXR 1000 rear wheel and plan to fit it on my SV, only I have been doing some research and found I need to machine the sprocket carrier and the rear caliber holder, well, I don't want to do this, because what if I come to sell it or one day just happen to have the other wheel on and I can't because of this, just wondering if you can buy pre-machined ones already? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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Talk to TWFracing, see if you can get one from seppo eBay and get it sent there for machining, that's what I'd do.
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Hmm, we'll if had a look there and you have to send it your own, I'd rather keep my set, you think it's wise to buy a new set and get them machined?
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It makes no difference whether it's your own or someone elses, just that they don't supply one and it will be cheaper than sending it over the atlantic twice.
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Seems like a good idea actually, nice one
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buy one off ebay and get a machine shop to do it.
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Apparently this twf guy doesn't deal with 1000 wheels, ill just wait until the wheel arrives and mod it myself
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i'm maybe barking up the wrong tree but i think you'll need an offset front sprocket.
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Hmm, yeah just reading on it now, is this easy done? A lot of people have gone for the 750 rear wheel
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Why did you buy the thou wheel before reading into this lol.
A 190 tyre is complete overkill you're better off with the 600/750 5.5" wheel.
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