yzf750 rear wheel in standard trx swinger

[biker-nut-1986]

will the yzf750 rear wheel fit into the standard trx swinger

long shot but worth an ask

[Mincehead]

Yep, although you`ll have to use different bearings as the spindle is a different diameter.Kayla will be able to help with the bushes and such like.
I WAS going to do this myself but decided against it, still have a YZF750 rear wheel complete with new cush drive rubbers for sale actually.

[biker-nut-1986]

brilliant

leads me to my next question

how much again ?

[trixynut]

This is a relatively easy mod.

If you look on here somewhere, you'll find a 'how-to' that I posted up when i did it.

It includes the measurements for how much to turn down the wheel spacers.

Brake disc will line up fine with the TRX caliper, may just need a small washer on the caliper bolts but thats all.

Also, need to make sure you have a sprocket with a dished/recessed side to it (like the standard one is) so you can flip it over to make the chain run straight.

and bearings for the smaller axle diamenter of the TRX

Dave.

[biker-nut-1986]

that was a very useful post trixy thank you very much

now to search for that 'how to' post

ive contacted kayla for the kit but might see if i can it myself with my new lathe that ive never learnt to use bahahahahahaha

[slow codger]

As Trixy says, its not hard, everything lines up no problem, just remember to turn the sprocket around. You do have less choice getting replacement sprockets, but you can still get them.

Dave E.

[biker-nut-1986]

thats brilliant

found the post trixy was explaining about

1 thing i dont understand fully
the sprocket is every sprocket got this lip ?

ill probably turn the sprocket carrier down so i can fit anything as standard !

[slow codger]

Nope, you can shim the original out if you want, get bling anodised ones. but with the wider wheel, they wont line the chain up, needs the dished original turned around.

Dave E

[Mincehead]

brilliant

leads me to my next question

how much again ?

The biggest problem is the postage/carriage, I could let the wheel, sprocket carrier and cush drive rubbers go for 75 quid but I`m not sure how much the carriage would be from Scotland to where, Brighton wasn`t it?

[biker-nut-1986]

yea brighton bt ur down this way over xmas arnt you ?

not really interested in the cush drive sprocket carrier etc just the wheel can that be a better price or dont wanna split ?

[andyaber]

Hi, Sorry to take a sideways step, but i've just fitted a yzf swing arm and wheel, should i have turned the sprocket around?

[slow codger]

You need to check the sideways alignment of thr chain, it needs to be as straight as it can so that no undue force is put upon the links!

Dave E

[andyaber]

I only checked it by eye and it looked ok, will double check asap though.

[Mincehead]

A good straight edge will help, just hold it square against the rear sprocket face and check to see if the chain follows the same `line`.
Alternatively a cheap `sunday market` laser pointer works well too.If it`s a steel bodied one a flat bar magnet will hold it against the rear sprocket face leaving your hands free.
Craft or modelling shops sell all kind of magnets.

[biker-nut-1986]

yea brighton bt ur down this way over xmas arnt you ?

not really interested in the cush drive sprocket carrier etc just the wheel can that be a better price or dont wanna split ?

sory to be aa pain but mince i did ask this

not being rude just need an answer before i buy one