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rear wheel identification?
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rear wheel identification?
hi all, any of you learned people indentify this rear wheel for me?, i bought a pair of (what i believed to be) z1000 wheels some time ago to swap over on my z9 the front looks ok but the rear has a steel ring around the hub on the brake side which the spokes slot into, not sure if this is right or not?any help greatly appreciated
thanks.
trying to add image of rear rim, not sure how to do this but rim stamped
"TAKASAGO 215 X18 5L 306 JAPAN"
thanks.
trying to add image of rear rim, not sure how to do this but rim stamped
"TAKASAGO 215 X18 5L 306 JAPAN"
Last edited by grumpuszed1 on Sun Oct 23, 2011 5:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I believe the "5L" makes it a 1975 wheel, probably a Z1B.
taken from Beezees web site.
http://www.beezeees.com/resources/numbe ... .aspx.html
Hope this of use.
taken from Beezees web site.
http://www.beezeees.com/resources/numbe ... .aspx.html
Hope this of use.
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GrumpusZed, after reading your post I'm not sure if you realise the difference between the 40 hole Z1, Z1A, Z1B or Z900 and the 40 hole Z1000 rear rim.
Just to clear the air, the above rims are different, as the Z1000 has to accommodate a rear disk hub of a larger diameter on only one side. There is even a directional arrow on the rim to identify this difference.
Hence you can never spoke a Z1000 wheel for a Z1B...Z900 hub, or vice-versa.
RegardZ.
Just to clear the air, the above rims are different, as the Z1000 has to accommodate a rear disk hub of a larger diameter on only one side. There is even a directional arrow on the rim to identify this difference.
Hence you can never spoke a Z1000 wheel for a Z1B...Z900 hub, or vice-versa.
RegardZ.
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GrumpusZed1, I think I've missed something... Where did Stainless steel rims come into the topic. You said earlier, you thought you had a Z1000 hub on a Z1b rim!
I will say again, you cannot have a Z1B rim with a z1000 hub the Z1000 hub has to have a z1000 rim. (mainly because of the spoke hole positioning).
RegardZ
I will say again, you cannot have a Z1B rim with a z1000 hub the Z1000 hub has to have a z1000 rim. (mainly because of the spoke hole positioning).
RegardZ
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i was either going to have the rims re-chromed or bin the rims for new ones, the rear wheel i have is for a zed thou as its a disc wheel not a drum
the numbers on the rim show its a 75 z1b rim (according to people on here) im only going on what people have told me! i wasnt aware the z1 rims dont fit a zed thou hub but if the info ive been given is correct then they do fit ? im in the dark now!
the numbers on the rim show its a 75 z1b rim (according to people on here) im only going on what people have told me! i wasnt aware the z1 rims dont fit a zed thou hub but if the info ive been given is correct then they do fit ? im in the dark now!

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