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Maddevill
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TheCafeKid
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Tim Tom
Somebody had a GS1150 with a 300 tire out back, trying to sell it here a while ago... Might be able to find the thread with some good searching. Hang on...
If I recall correctly he had the swing arm custom made, and was running a jackshaft to deal with the chain offset.
Edit: I can't seem to find the threads. Not sure if they were deleted, or expired from the 'for sale' section. I do recall the guy caught a lot of flak for asking a whole lot of money for his stock 1150 with a huge tire though.Last edited by Guest; 01-24-2013, 02:50 PM.
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TheCafeKid
With any wide tire efforts on a GS you're going to either have to pick up an aftermarket wheel, or a wheel off of something more modern, and then change the spacers and such to suit. Of course you'll run into all sorts of snags, brake offset, bearing ID vs axle OD, chain/sprocket offset, depending on how wide you go you may need to run an outboard countershaft support bearing assembly to keep from ruining your countershaft bearings by putting the load on the very end of it...etc etc.
No, to my knowledge there's not a plug and play set up available.
You might talk to RapidRay or some of the other drag bike guys as they may actually have the info or even a ready made set up they've put together themselves.
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koolaid_kid
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TheCafeKid
Originally posted by Agemax View PostHmmmmm, i wonder if this will fit my GS1000???
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evan132
Cause it looks cool of course just kidding, seriously what are people thinking? As for that picture koolaid kid put up, why doesn't that guy just by a car already and be over with it. I bet that gsxr is slower in a straight line then when it was new with all that mass. I can understand the want for a slightly bigger tire on a gs than stock especially if other mods have been doneLast edited by Guest; 01-24-2013, 07:11 PM.
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Originally posted by TheCafeKid View PostYou might as well be riding a tricycle with a Beatle motor strapped to it..
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