yzf750 rear wheel in standard trx swinger

[Mincehead]

I would rather not split it all up to be honest.
Mind, can any members confirm if the sprocket carrier and cush drive rubbers are the same on a YZF750 as the TRX?
I would compare them myself but it means getting the rear wheel out of the bike and it`s pi**ing down outside.If they are the same I could hang onto them, cush drive rubbers deteriorate over time so it would be good to have spares.

[andyaber]

I believe rubbers and carrier are the same but different bearing.

[biker-nut-1986]

ok mate

ill have a think but would rather just have the wheel

ill let you know in time mate

been a bad day and not really with it

[slow codger]

Mince I think they are , but alzheimers you know, (can't bloody remember). I know I bolted the sproket onto the YZF wheel, and I'm sure I used all YZF bits on the rebuild!.

Dave E

[trixynut]

Sprocket carrier and cush rubbers definitely the same on YF and TRX

[Mincehead]

That`s great cheers guys, you`re all twinkly little stars!
In that case how about 60 quids for the wheel in fetching pikey purple?

[boogie_de]

Don't forget the rear brake, 'cause the original TRX rear brake holder wouldn't fit with the YZF axle. So you need the YZF rear brake including holder, too.

[andyaber]

I've used the trx rear caliper on the yzf carrier.

[boogie_de]

That's another possible solution.
I'll fit the rear brake from a R1, because i'll fit the front brake calipers from the R6.