I've just scrolled down and found the picture of your bike and could see the gixxer wheels.. nice looking bike by the way.
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I've just scrolled down and found the picture of your bike and could see the gixxer wheels.. nice looking bike by the way.
No I used a "conversion" sprocket (which wasn't at all expensive) & ran the bump on the inside with from memory an additional 1/8" of spacer on the shaft before it went on. Long time ago....
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I have a rear from a '89 gsxr1100 on my 750. It's a six hole carrier and the 520's for a dr500 fits. Good selection of sizes are available.
LarsKroghStea
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I'll copy paste the info from my thread. I converted to 520 on my 1981 GS750 E:
These are the ebay-items I went for :
Front 16 tooth sprocket : Vortex Front Sprocket 16T 3270-16
Rear 48 tooth sprocket: JT SPROCKET JTR1825.48 48 Tooth
Chain 118 links (calculator says I could use 116 links, but I'd like to be on the safe side).
This is the narrowest 520 I could find at a reasonable price: DID 520x118 Links VX2 Pro-Street Series Sealed X-ring Natural
This chain is rated to 750cc and 110hp.
The 16/48 combo gives a gear rate of 3.0 wich should be spot on.
I chose JT rear sprocket for low price and strength. Other choices are Vortex Aluminum(not hardcoated) and Supersprox Stealth
For a complete (I guess) list of which bikes that use the same pattern (pcd 100, id76, hole10,5) as the gs750 read this thread:
http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ghlight=RF900R
You can search ebay for the names in bold.
You can also see my build from page 10 (with pictures):
https://www.thegsresources.com/_for...981-gs750-(gs750e)-Retro-Racer-project/page10
to see how i arranged spacers. If you need more clearance you can go from there I guess
My bike has a 150/70-18 on 4.25" rim.
These are the ebay-items I went for :
Front 16 tooth sprocket : Vortex Front Sprocket 16T 3270-16
Rear 48 tooth sprocket: JT SPROCKET JTR1825.48 48 Tooth
Chain 118 links (calculator says I could use 116 links, but I'd like to be on the safe side).
This is the narrowest 520 I could find at a reasonable price: DID 520x118 Links VX2 Pro-Street Series Sealed X-ring Natural
This chain is rated to 750cc and 110hp.
The 16/48 combo gives a gear rate of 3.0 wich should be spot on.
I chose JT rear sprocket for low price and strength. Other choices are Vortex Aluminum(not hardcoated) and Supersprox Stealth
For a complete (I guess) list of which bikes that use the same pattern (pcd 100, id76, hole10,5) as the gs750 read this thread:
http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ghlight=RF900R
You can search ebay for the names in bold.
You can also see my build from page 10 (with pictures):
https://www.thegsresources.com/_for...981-gs750-(gs750e)-Retro-Racer-project/page10
to see how i arranged spacers. If you need more clearance you can go from there I guess
My bike has a 150/70-18 on 4.25" rim.
