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vfr750 8 spoke wheel fittment

8 posts Started 11 Feb 2011 Last recovered post 12 Feb 2011 Wayback Machine snapshot 17 Jun 2011

#1
Hi all,
I am sorry to bring this subject up again,

I have a vfr750 fr 94'model from the uk which is a generation 4 bike.
i can see by this forum that the 8 spoke wheel from the 3rd generation will fit from
90 on-wards.

my bike is a 94, will it require any mods to fit, eg wheel spacer or is it a wheel off and wheel on.

I am sorry for dragging the subject again but i would just like to clarify it.

jools
#2
It will fit with no mods.
#3
Thak you for your swift reply.
I have just bought one from a breakers yard no damage with a Avon Ulra2 180/55/17 tyre
For �45 / $72.

i'll take to be powder coated in the gold.

cheers jools
#4

[image: View Post]joolsvfr, on 11 February 2011 - 07:59 AM, said:

Thak you for your swift reply.
I have just bought one from a breakers yard no damage with a Avon Ulra2 180/55/17 tyre
For �45 / $72.

i'll take to be powder coated in the gold.

cheers jools


Great score!!! Post some pics when it's done! :fing02:
#5
The only wheel that will not fit without some modification is the '98+ VFR800 wheel.
#6

[image: View Post]joolsvfr, on 11 February 2011 - 07:59 AM, said:

I have just bought one from a breakers yard no damage with a Avon Ulra2 180/55/17 tyre
For �45 / $72.

Wow, something cheaper in the UK than in the USA... :ohmy:

Ciao,
#7

[image: View Post]SAFE-T, on 11 February 2011 - 10:53 AM, said:

The only wheel that will not fit without some modification is the '98+ VFR800 wheel.


I didn't know that. Why not?
#8

[image: View Post]Ryanme17, on 12 February 2011 - 08:11 AM, said:

[image: View Post]SAFE-T, on 11 February 2011 - 10:53 AM, said:

The only wheel that will not fit without some modification is the '98+ VFR800 wheel.


I didn't know that. Why not?


The bolts that hold the rear rotor on the pre-800 models sit proud of the hub face, whereas on the 800 they are recessed. The pre-800 rims are relieved in those four places. The 800 rims are just flat.

To solve this you can either cut the recesses into the 800 rim (there's plenty of metal) or fit replacement rotor bolts that are recessed.
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