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Post by Tarwetijger » Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:37 am

billy budge wrote:Just having a gander at a tyre for my thunderace wheel for the yzf750 arm and wondered if anybody knows the tyre size off hand please??
The one i think it is as im wanting a bridgestone bt020 is 180/55 zr17, does that sound right?
180/55ZR17 sounds good to me, both thunderace and YZF750 orginally has this tire size.

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Post by trixynut » Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:35 pm

Yep, correct!

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Post by billy budge » Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:39 pm

Cheers boys

Trixy - what did you do for your chain please??

Wondering what you got on yours seeing as you have the yzf750 wheel, dont know what size chain i need. Are you also running a trx front and a yzf rear sprocket, thanks mate.
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Post by slow codger » Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:43 pm

:D Billy, it will be aTrx one, or similar size, i.e. number of teeth.
Mines a winter project, have the wheel just have to get round to fitting it.

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Post by trixynut » Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:54 pm

Bill,

YZF rear and TRX rear have the same sprocket carrirer and sprocket, so you can use your old sprocket/sprocket carrier/cush drive rubbers on the YZF rear if you want. They run the same pitch of chain too. I haven't got a YZF arm, so can't tell you if it all lines up ok, but believe it does. You may need to 'flip' the rear sprocket over, s the recess is on the inside to move the chain in a bit to line it up, but best to ask someone who knows what they're on about!

Standard chain is a 525 with 110 links if I remember right (?)

If you want a new chain, look at http://www.bandcexpress.co.uk They're usually the cheapest and quickest and helpful. I recently got a new one and went for a Tsubaki with gold side plates.

Mr Codger,

I'll post up those sizes for the wheel spacers and a brief "how to" for the YZF rear wheel when I can find 'em!!

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Post by slow codger » Mon Aug 27, 2007 8:26 pm

:D No probs thanks Dave.

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Post by billy budge » Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:14 pm

YOU the man trixy, many thanks matey :D

Thought the sprocket carrier would be identical but with my luck of buying stuff thinking like that and always being wrong, i bought a yzf sprocket carrier!!!! :x

hey ho twas only a tenner, always good to have spares eh.
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