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Wim(Guest) Ex Member	spokewheel 02.03.03 at 23:14:00 in the gallery i saw in some of the bike's, spokewheels. From what bike did they come? Sorry for my bad english.
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Larry P(Guest) Ex Member	spokewheel Reply #1 - 20.03.03 at 19:19:00 Has anyone figured out how to use a spoke rear wheel and still retain the enclosed chain? HELP! Larry
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Dave Zentzis(Guest) Ex Member	spokewheel Reply #2 - 23.03.03 at 20:42:00 I believe they are from an XS 650, I'm not sure if they are a direct swap. The 650 uses a 530 chain so sprockets would have to be changed. It does look nice, but cast wheels have maintenence advantages. You might try a direct mail to the owner of the bike for details.
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Tim Veenstra(Guest) Ex Member	spokewheel Reply #3 - 19.11.03 at 09:41:00 Hi ( sorry for my bad english ) I am working on a 920 and mounted spokewheels and frontfork from a 1973 Yamaha TX 750. I was surprised howmuch mesures are still the same. it is even possible to mount the frontwheel on the 920 fork with its brakes. About rear, I saved the closed chain! The sprocket from the TX is also the same. The only thing..... The chain case is not closed enough for the same thin oil. I must run on grease otherwise the chain oil wil come out. But allway still better then a dirty open chain. Biggest problem...find some TX 750 wheels.... ciou Tim Veenstra, Holland
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