Rear sprocket 5- or 6-bolt?

[Henrik Bo Pedersen]

I started shopping for parts for this project in 2006-2007. Life got in the way, and I'm finally picking it back up again. Back then the 94/95 GSX-R and Bandit 1200 rim was the easiest way to go to put a wider rim on a gen 1 SV.

I may bail on the old rear rim and get a newer used one so that the newer parts will fit. It'll depend to an extent on cost/budget.

Henrik

On Jul 24, 2011, at 3:39 PM, Chris Burgess wrote:

> Why such an old rim?  Zoran has what you need to do a 2006+ GSX-R600/750
> rear rim.
> 
> -Chris
> 
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Henrik Bo Pedersen <henrikbp at gmail.com>wrote:
> 
>> Never mind ...
>> 
>> Read *way* back in my email archives, and I'm pretty sure I bought a
>> '94-'95 GSX-R rear rim for easy fit with Zoran's spacer kit.
>> 
>> ... put the tools down and step *away* from the bike ...
>> 
>> Henrik
>> 
>> On Jul 24, 2011, at 2:24 PM, Henrik Bo Pedersen wrote:
>> 
>>> Really not having a good wrenching day ...
>>> 
>>> I bought what I thought was a "standard" late model GSXR rear sprocket
>> with 5-bolt mounting. Turns out the rear rim I have has 6-bolt mounting for
>> the sprocket and 5-bolt mounting for the rear rotor.
>>> 
>>> Maybe I should take up golf ... nah.
>>> 
>>> I thought I bought a mid-2000-ish GSX-R 600 rear wheel. Does that sound
>> about right?
>>> 
>>> Thanks,
>>> 
>>> Henrik
>> 
>> 
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