Rear Wheel Swap Gen 1 > Gen 2
#1
Can anyone tell me if these are compatible, will a Gen 2 wheel fit on a Gen 1 and visa versa ?

If no what is required ?
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#2
Maj had answered this question a couple of months ago. I did a search but can't find the answer... Sorry.
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#3
(23-05-2013, 08:09pm)stunva Wrote: Can anyone tell me if these are compatible, will a Gen 2 wheel fit on a Gen 1 and visa versa ?

If no what is required ?


Ok GEN 2 wheel will go onto a GEN 1 no probs as the axle diameter is all the same ,


Only difference is with the GEN's is that the gen2 has a different mounting for the rear calliper , other than that you can use them ,

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#4
At our last coffee meeting I measured the width, rear disk to sprocket (through the wheel) of a Gen 1 and a Gen 2, and they were at least 3 or 4mm different (the Gen 2 was wider). Would just the caliper change be enough to line everything else up?

PS: I measured them using a bit of tissue paper, but did it very carefully and accurately.
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#5
gen 2 swingarm has a slot to locate the caliper bracket, gen 1 has the arm
discs are different sizes
if you can fabricate a means of securing the right caliper to match the disc you can interchange wheels
my busa has a modified gen 1 swingarm and now has a bolt on caliper slot to suit the gen 2
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(23-05-2013, 11:16pm)big kev Wrote: Ok GEN 2 wheel will go onto a GEN 1 no probs as the axle diameter is all the same ,
Only difference is with the GEN's is that the gen2 has a different mounting for the rear calliper , other than that you can use them ,

So a GEN2 wheel will go on a GEN1 okay.
Will the GEN1 brake caliper will suit the GEN 2 disc they are both 240mm, I assume yes ?

BUT
A GEN1 arm would need to be modified to take a GEN2 caliper & bracket as they don't have the arm on the GEN2,

okay, sounds simple enough, thanks again guys.
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#7
Gen2 and B-King wheels swap but there was some
deal with the cush drive / sprocket carrier
(Not sure which one you needed to use)

The guy I bought my Gold B-King wheels off
had chrome Gen2 wheels in his B-King.

Front should be a straight swap I'd imagine ?
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#8
Gen 1 and 2 front wheels are different width (I think they need spacers) and have different size disks.
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#9
Agreed.

I meant non ABS B-King and non ABS Gen2
should be the same front wheel.
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(24-05-2013, 06:34pm)Tony Nitrous Wrote: Gen2 and B-King wheels swap but there was some
deal with the cush drive / sprocket carrier
(Not sure which one you needed to use)

The guy I bought my Gold B-King wheels off
had chrome Gen2 wheels in his B-King.

Front should be a straight swap I'd imagine ?

I did this swap on my B King too Tony, put powdercoated gen 2 wheels on my B King. Only difference was the outside spacer on the sprocket side is wider on the B King then the Gen 2. Other spacers and cush drive were the same.

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#11
ZX14R rear wheel almost fits the Gen II. Small modifications required. Looks different.
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#12
(24-05-2013, 03:36pm)stunva Wrote:
(23-05-2013, 11:16pm)big kev Wrote: Ok GEN 2 wheel will go onto a GEN 1 no probs as the axle diameter is all the same ,
Only difference is with the GEN's is that the gen2 has a different mounting for the rear calliper , other than that you can use them ,

So a GEN2 wheel will go on a GEN1 okay.
Will the GEN1 brake caliper will suit the GEN 2 disc they are both 240mm, I assume yes ?

BUT
A GEN1 arm would need to be modified to take a GEN2 caliper & bracket as they don't have the arm on the GEN2,

okay, sounds simple enough, thanks again guys.

I have Gen 2 swinger in the shed if you want to go that way Stu

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#13
I just bought a GEN1 wheel and tyre on ebay for a couple of hundred bucks, it's in Melb, just need to get it here, all good Yella, I'll keep it in mind as I get further down the track, that 1098 swinger looked pretty good though.
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#14
Wheel turned up today, the cush drive has much thicker splines than the older wheel on it, whats the go there ?
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(04-06-2013, 08:22pm)stunva Wrote: Wheel turned up today, the cush drive has much thicker splines than the older wheel on it, whats the go there ?

May need to see pic stu
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