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Old 09-11-2004, 07:57 AM
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How to convert from cross to SM? is it only putting street wheels from some bike or is there alot more ****ing with it? Basicaly I need a "How to?"
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Old 09-11-2004, 08:12 PM
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17 inch street tires wrapped around excel wheels with either excel hubs or talon hubs, connected with thick stainless steel spokes.

Big *** break rotor, 320mm and a 4 pot caliper. Full size streetbike front master cylinder too.

You can buy kits or fab a 600/liter class front caliper onto your hub/ring

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where do you get 17" rims that fit? and are those tubed since there are spokes?
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where do you get 17" rims that fit? and are those tubed since there are spokes?
Most people use Excel Rims with excel or talon hubs:

http://www.motostrano-store.com/wheelstires.html


You'll still need tubes unless you buy a tubeless kit which uses wrapping tape and special valve stem for sealing.
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Most people use Excel Rims with excel or talon hubs:

http://www.motostrano-store.com/wheelstires.html


You'll still need tubes unless you buy a tubeless kit which uses wrapping tape and special valve stem for sealing.

thanks for the help. i'll probably use the free stock hubs
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Originally Posted by binder929rr
thanks for the help. i'll probably use the free stock hubs
yep that's how my 650's setup... Excel Takasago's with stock hubs
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Old 09-14-2004, 02:19 PM
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so do you use 3.5" wide on the front and 4.5" wide on the rear?
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so do you use 3.5" wide on the front and 4.5" wide on the rear?
Front is 3.5 and the rear is 4.25. Running a 120/60 on the front and a 160/60 on the rear. Rear tire rubs the 520 chain just slightly
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Originally Posted by 91vempo
Front is 3.5 and the rear is 4.25. Running a 120/60 on the front and a 160/60 on the rear. Rear tire rubs the 520 chain just slightly
Hey post up some pics of the xr

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Hey post up some pics of the xr

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Don't have any on hand right now but I'll get some posted up soon. HAd some footage of it in our last video though

---> http://www.hsvracing.com/256/256N10.wmv
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