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Hi you GS,ERS out there THIS IS MY FIRST POST I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT WHAT REAR END DRIVE UNITS WILL FIT MY BIKE.
i HAVE A 82 GK 1100Tags: None
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All the 850/1000/1100 rear ends are the same and will interchange. Starting in 1983 the ratio was changed slightly to afford lower rpm's.
If you are in the US and need one I have a spare you can have for cheap. Drop me a PM if you want to discuss.Ed
To measure is to know.
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LarryA_Texas
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I also have 2 spare rear drives for the GS1100. If you are close to the DFW area let me know.
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etype,
Welcome to GSR.
I might ask why you ask. And the reason I ask why you ask is this: If you think you have something stripped out or otherwize something failed in the rear drive, it probably isnt stripped out in the rear drive, but more likley in the rear wheel. Do some searches on "rear spline" or "rear hub". Or PM me, I can send some pictures.
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Originally posted by Redman View Postetype,
Welcome to GSR.
I might ask why you ask. And the reason I ask why you ask is this: If you think you have something stripped out or otherwize something failed in the rear drive, it probably isnt stripped out in the rear drive, but more likley in the rear wheel. Do some searches on "rear spline" or "rear hub". Or PM me, I can send some pictures.
.Ed
To measure is to know.
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The wheel spline was replaced befor i got the bike and is in v good condition.
I inspected the drive side spline and it is 1/3rd worn.
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Originally posted by etype View PostI inspected the drive side spline and it is 1/3rd worn.
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BassCliff
Greetings and Salutations!!
Hi Mr. etype,
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EDIT: Sorry, I just noticed that you said your drive side gear is pretty worn. I also have a spare unit, but I think it's from an 850 so the gearing will be a little lower than others. Make sure you put it back together with some Honda Moly 60 Paste lubricant. It's "the kind". Check out this info on spline lubricants. Welcome to the forum. I'm glad you found us. We'll try our best to help you keep your classic GS on the road.
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Check the spline gear in the rear wheel (forgive me if you've already done so). If it's not the final drive unit (these things are pretty tough), it could be this:
Bevel Gear Shaft Repair
(by Mr. Zooks)
...or some other issue in the area of the U-joint on the back of the bevel gears. What are your symptoms?
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BassCliffLast edited by Guest; 03-10-2010, 05:20 PM.
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