6 inch wheel options.
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Welcome to the site.... whereabouts you at in Oz ?
The bearings are the same....but, going by a parts piccy, the centre spacer looks a lot longer....and
Whereas, gixxer 1000 wheels use the same SV spacer on some years
The SV part number is 64731-35F10 and the Busa is 64731-40F10 the 35F and the 40F are the telling things.
I would guess not.
The bearings are the same....but, going by a parts piccy, the centre spacer looks a lot longer....and
Whereas, gixxer 1000 wheels use the same SV spacer on some years
The SV part number is 64731-35F10 and the Busa is 64731-40F10 the 35F and the 40F are the telling things.
I would guess not.
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I have done this twice. You need a Gen1 Hayabusa wheel carrier and spacers. I think then swapped one spacer.
Make note that you now need the Hayabusa/TL style rear sprocket.
If I recall correctly the gen1 Hayabusa rear wheel is pretty heavy.
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The Gen1 Hayabusa wheels are a completely different casting and a very different carrier.
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OK No one has posted to this for a week. So let me throw my dumb joke in.
Hey man, why you want a 6" wheel. They look stupid Stay with the 17". 6" looks like a moped, actually even those have 10-12" wheels. 6" - Its like a stakeboard. No please stay with 17". But your call. Its your bike afterall.
Hey man, why you want a 6" wheel. They look stupid Stay with the 17". 6" looks like a moped, actually even those have 10-12" wheels. 6" - Its like a stakeboard. No please stay with 17". But your call. Its your bike afterall.
If it was me, and i have less experieince at this swap then schmidt314 has, i would head to the GSXR wheel if anyhting, it is going to be lighter for sure.....
But wait for another reply
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Thanks man, Which year/years GSXR1000 is the other question I had in that case too.
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