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    #16
    Maybe someone was trying to adapt on some GV1200 Madura spoke wheels? It would be an interesting conversion if you could pull it off.
    Ed

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      #17
      Unfortunately I do not have any of those wheels looks like whatever I decide to do it's gonna have MAg wheels

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        #18
        I finally got to measure the swingarm, it is considerably longer than my dad's 850L swingarm. I don't think I'm going to be able to use it due to the length and I don't know if I have a driveshaft that will fit it. I will keep it updated though

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          #19
          I should have recognised that arm. I toyed with the idea of fitting a 'Cade arm, but wasn't able to find any info about offset and front width, therefore hadn't a clue how much modding needed to be done to either frame or arm at the pivots.
          If that frame looks unmodded, the idea is back off the back burner and moved to the front again
          ---- Dave

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            #20
            That part of the frame is unmodified, it appears to be a direct bolt in. I have a Cade final drive, I will have to dig but I haven't found the driveshaft, and I have no desire to cut one and extend it. Do you see any benefit to having this swing arm over a stock GS swing arm besides being different? It is longer so the rear wheel will be moved but I'm not an engineer so I don't know if there will be any significant benefit to the swap

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              #21
              Originally posted by Gs1000g View Post
              That part of the frame is unmodified, it appears to be a direct bolt in. I have a Cade final drive, I will have to dig but I haven't found the driveshaft, and I have no desire to cut one and extend it. Do you see any benefit to having this swing arm over a stock GS swing arm besides being different? It is longer so the rear wheel will be moved but I'm not an engineer so I don't know if there will be any significant benefit to the swap
              I was thinking I'd be able to fit a slightly wider tyre and a 15" one at that. Not too wide, the 'Cade only ran a 150 iirc. If the driveshaft line into the arm is in the same position on the Cade, as the 1000G, then the 850 might be the same. X-ref to what people have done fitting 1100 engines into 850 frames, example. Mix and match and file if necessary
              If I can use a Cade arm and drive hub, I already had the 'Cade wheel and spindle, so it might turn out not to have been a waste of money after all. Trouble is, there is a real shortage of 'Cade parts here and best guesses have to be gambled on with some of the hard-earned cash, and it's a bummer if things don't work.
              If you want to sell the Cade swingarm, final drive (and if you find the driveshaft, too), I'd be willing to take them off your hands.
              Last edited by Grimly; 01-18-2017, 11:40 PM.
              ---- Dave

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                #22
                I have the swingarm, final drive and the driveshaft that I do not plan to use any of them shoot me a PM and we can talk about getting them to you

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