hubs

  1. JayR

    Is this small cavity on edge of rear hub a problem do you think?

    Hi guys, I sourced this 1973 TX 750 hub as an upgrade and after cleaning off the layers of crud with 80/240 Dico wheels I found this cavity on the edge (drive side). Is this hub good? I plan to relace the wheel with new TX750 spokes (Buchanan's). Can I just fill this with JB Weld and...
  2. JayR

    Does this TX750 hub need milling do you think?

    Hey everyone, hope you had a good weekend. I'd be grateful for you opinions on whether or not this hub needs machining on a lathe or just a good passover with sandpaper o glass beading? As background, there was a pronounced 3-4mm wide lip that was about 1mm high at the edge of the hub. The...
  3. Snikare

    Got these old spoke wheels in trade, Help identifying...?

    I got these old wheels in trade for some work I performed on a friend's guitar. They are from a Yamaha, as there is a very small tuning fork stamp on the inside of the drum. And all the hardware matches all that is on my xs650. So I can tell that they are probably form an older xs650. Other...
  4. H

    Early vs. Late Spoked Front Hubs

    Hey guys, I'm converting from mags to spokes. I'm having some new excel rims laced to stock hubs. I have two front hubs, one is late style (with the rotor holes drilled thru and the plastic left side cover), the other is an early style (with the chrome metal left side cover). I didn't get...
  5. jmcgowan

    Width of disc rear wheel ?

    Can anyone tell me the precise width of the rear wheel hub on a disc brake equipped special ? I need the width WITHOUT the sprocket or brake disc mounted. I'd like to see if I can make my own conversion kit to put a front wheel on back (a la omars) Thanks
  6. S

    What is the hub width on an XS650 Front wheel?

    What is the hub width on an XS650 Front wheel? Is the drum the same width as disc? What is the actual measurement?
  7. Travis

    Powder Coating Hubs and Cylinders

    Is it safe to powder coat hubs? I know plenty of people do it but you need to heat the parts to about 400+ degrees during the process. I've read that it's hot enough to do something to aluminum hubs and will slightly weaken them. Also, I've read you shouldn't powder coat cylinders because...
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