I figure it can be done with offsetting the front/rear sprockets and using a narrower chain... help/insight much appreciated!
160 tire using oem hub?
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160 tire using oem hub?
Im looking at purchasing a 4.5" rim and using the oem hub. Goal is to use a 160/60/17 tire... Has anyone done something similar?
I figure it can be done with offsetting the front/rear sprockets and using a narrower chain... help/insight much appreciated!Tags: None -
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Yes, it can be done. Our race GS1000 uses a 4.5in rim and 160 rubber. A 520 chain helps - with this we only neded a 3mm spacer behind the front sprocket.
The 5 - blade cush layout is common across many Suzukis, I found one wider than we needed and machined it back to get the chain line right.Comment
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Cant help with the set up you want but i did the maths for the smaller 1st Gen Gsxr wheel (4inch)
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Correct me if im wrong but the ‘78-‘79 gs1000 cush drive has 6 blades for the cushions to sit between and the gs500 only 5... how did you make the gs500 cush work with the rest of the gs1000 hub? Im away from home for 10 days so cant fondle the gs1000 parts to imagine machining them to work lol....Comment
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Yeah GS1000 is a six. GS500 is a five.1980 GS1000G - Sold
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1982 GS1100G - Rebuilt and finished. - Sold
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