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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 14, 2006 13:07:29 GMT -7
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Post by airdreams1 on Sept 14, 2006 17:34:45 GMT -7
Welcome to the site. Your bike sounds cool. Ill have to go to the library so I can view all the pics. Im on dile up & its way to slow!
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Post by ysrcali on Sept 15, 2006 6:11:09 GMT -7
WOW, pretty cool! How did, or what did you do to intagrate the NSR wheels to the YSR?.......as I am sure a lot of peeps would wanna know. As well as the gadget you used to get the YSR speedo gear to work w/ the NSR wheel. I'd love to hook up a YSR speedo to my NSR  So I'd love to see and/or read what you did to make this work  |
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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 15, 2006 19:51:54 GMT -7
to use the NSR wheels i had to plat with the NSR adn USR rear wheel spacers, on the gear side i used a custom spacer aprox 10mm thick and used two other spacer (from the YSR and NSR wheels and made the other side. up front i had to drill the Shock holes to use the NSR axle then used a left over spacer on the right side and made the speedo adapter, ill have to remeasure to give specs or i can make a few when my shop is back up and running. but the adaper looks like the wheel drive on one side with three 1/4" tabs to spin the speedo and the other side has an ID that press fits onto the OD of the NSR wheel..no glue or welding pressed on and pops off.....I may be selling the speedo setup and adapter since i will add a second front disc and use twin 4 piston brakes..HAHA..................Hal
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Post by russ on Sept 15, 2006 21:47:39 GMT -7
Hal, I'm glad to see you finally got pictures of the bike up! That is one sweet machine you have there. BTW, I got the battery cover from you and it is much appreciated! Just what the doctor ordered. Keep up the good work on that thing. I can't wait to see what you dream up next. I'll have to take a serious look at your wheel setup as well. It might benefit me to have a dual caliper setup like you are proposing. Russ (USA) www.badbros.net |
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Post by tinman on Sept 18, 2006 22:40:54 GMT -7
turbo ysr?? wow looks great....keep us updated with vids...i wanna hear that bad boy
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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 19, 2006 11:37:44 GMT -7
dont forget turbo fuel injested YSR...haha...I just hope it all goes decent. I stretched the swing arm 5" so im sure ill do burnouts and no wheelies..lol..............Hal
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Post by tinman on Sept 19, 2006 22:40:29 GMT -7
yes let me know if u plan on selln that brake and spacer kit ....or if you could make me a set =)....i would love to use these nsr rims on my ysr ....i could use the speedo setup or one without a speedo setup...doesnt matter  |
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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 20, 2006 12:43:43 GMT -7
WOW!!, how much are those??..id like to use those too and have a rear tire the width of Russ's rear tire, Those are awesome wheels....I need one more rotor for the front od a YSR and ill do the twins and sell my speedo kit................Hal
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Post by tinman on Sept 20, 2006 13:10:54 GMT -7
the wheels are from galespeed....about 500 a piece
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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 22, 2006 13:17:08 GMT -7
ouch but i may do, can they do a custom width??.................Hal
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Post by tinman on Sept 22, 2006 13:44:32 GMT -7
i am not sure...you would have to contact them.....how wide do you plan on going?
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Post by russ on Sept 25, 2006 19:42:10 GMT -7
Douglas Wheel has these nifty little rims too, and I believe that they can do custom widths. You might give them a shout as they can make just about anything you want.  www.douglaswheel.comRuss (USA) www.badbros.net |
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Post by fknbadfkr on Sept 27, 2006 12:50:57 GMT -7
well i dotn need too wide just want it the same as what Russ is using on his Jet YSR...But i will need a set of wheels made for a 2wd hyabusa powered custom bike i will start at the end of this year.........Hal
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Post by russ on Sept 28, 2006 21:43:04 GMT -7
Hi Hal, The width of the back tire I'll be running on the Jet YSR is a 130, and I am putting it on the standard rear rim. You could get a rim that is .250 or .5 inches wider and run a 140 from the same company. On an interesting note, the tires I am using are normally only rated to 85 MPH, but we had this set made and tested at the factory in Taiwan to be rated up to 150 MPH. The tires are realy the only limiting factor for the top speed of the bike, due to their size and rating. I just really hope the bike handles as well as I have set it up for! Russ www.badbros.net |
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So I'd love to see and/or read what you did to make this work 