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10-04-2005, 10:27 AM
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Gold Subscriber
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taxpanther
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Where are you, DOBS? Help them out.
I converted to a 97-00 GSXR 600 rim (5.5") which
is dark gray. If I recall, the TL spacers & axle were the only things I used from the stock setup. Big difference in handling with a new 180/55 tire. Now I just need to get the front wheel for a match. I like the painted wheel better...easier to clean and better looking IMHO.
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10-04-2005, 07:34 PM
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Hmmm: so if I want a better rear brake for wheelie control with my thumb brake, can I just swap on a larger Busa rear disc and the Busa caliper mount?
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Originally posted by BurnCycle
Bad english.... bad... sit boy.
A Busa rear wheel will bolt right up provided you use the left and right outter spacers from the TL. The hub and rim have the same part numbers (with a change for colors). The sprocket will work if you want a 40t 530. The rear rotor is larger on the busa.
The front Busa wheel is a direct swap.
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03-30-2006, 11:59 AM
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AMA Pit Boss
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richara3
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 Really want to see the compiled list.... Keep this one going guys.....Its weights we need though ....get out the scales please.
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05-07-2006, 03:01 PM
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MSGDiller
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Nice!
Ill try fitting a K4 (1000R) rearwheel on a TLR1000R swingarm tomorrow!
Ill get back! 
About the weight I got a link at home which has all weight of alot of wheels and KG saving But do not see my own pc before friday  So patience!
My PVM is in the lowend weight Ill get them in 2-3 weeks
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My bike --> http://www.motorcykelgalleri.dk/html...il.asp?ID=2250
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05-08-2006, 01:59 PM
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Baby Twin
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superbee
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Gsxr K series wheels will fit TLS/TLR!
To make them fit, you just need to use the k'series complete rear wheel/cush drive/spacers!
The front fits, just needs 2 (3.5mm) spacers, both sides of the axle, you can use 1 spacer, but i used 2, the reason being, the gsxr K'series front wheel hub is 7mm narrower than the tls/tlr hub, so 2 (3.5mm) spacers will make up for the 7mm that you lose & it also centers the wheel perfectly!
On the rear, i didnt have a K'series cush drive, so i used one from an SV1000 inc SV spacer!
Not sure how to post full size pics, but leave me your e'mail & i'll try to mail you pics of my spacer set-up!
Last edited by superbee; 05-08-2006 at 02:03 PM..
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06-11-2006, 04:42 PM
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One Liter Duc Eater
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muguvian
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stock weight
If anyone cares...
Bare front wheel - 10.5lb (bearings only)
Bare rear wheel - 12 lb (bearings only)
sprocket carrier - 5.5 lb (carrier w/530 sprocket)
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09-30-2006, 02:46 AM
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Baby Twin
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Jarno
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Wheel weight
I have weighed K5 1000 rear wheel with disc but without carrier. 6,5kg´s. Someone convert it to pounds. But that was K5, having different spokes from earler models. Weighed K4 front too but cant remember the result..
If K1-K4 front wheel fits, that very much means K5 will fit too. As the wheels i weighed were used on K5.
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03-27-2007, 06:20 PM
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Baby Twin
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afordmustang
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6.5kg is about 14.3lbs
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04-11-2008, 07:32 PM
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Silver Subscriber
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BMMW
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Whats the story on fitting the newest GSXR1000 6" on the TLR rear?
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04-13-2008, 07:58 AM
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Baby Twin
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Alaskan
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Hi
@ BMMW ,something like that ?
And Wheel-Weight´s of K7 Kilo GSXR
Front-Wheel 4210g
Front-Rotor´s ea. 1507g
Front-Cal. ea. 898g
Front-Axle 497g
Rear-Wheel 5500g
Rear-Cush drive/spacers/sprocket 2260g
Rear-Rotor 800g
Harry
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