Ooops. I mixed up my collars!

Squishman

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I just bought my 1980 XS650 last weekend. It has a 19" back wheel conversion. I took the back wheel off to get a new tire mounted. I cleaned off both collars, then realized, I had mixed them up! I do not know which is left or right, or what side goes towards the wheel on each!! I cannot beleive I did that. The manual is not a good drawing of the collars, so that didn't help much. Can you guys set me straight?
 

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Near as I can tell, those aren't factory spacers. They look to be one offs made specific to your bike.
If I had to guess, the taller one would go on the right side.

you know if that 19" wheel was a "kit" conversion or one the builder fabbed up himself?
 
Near as I can tell, those aren't factory spacers. They look to be one offs made specific to your bike.
If I had to guess, the taller one would go on the right side.

you know if that 19" wheel was a "kit" conversion or one the builder fabbed up himself?
I knew that was a mod, but was hoping the mod was using actual stock parts.
 
Omar’s 19” rear conversion.
Pics help?
 

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The front wheel gets reversed when used on the rear and 2 bearings on what would be the right side and 1 bearing on the left side. The short spacer goes on the left side with the 2 bearings. The long spacer goes on the right side (brake disc side) with 1 bearing.:thumbsup: Installation instructions are still on the omars site.
 
The front wheel gets reversed when used on the rear and 2 bearings on what would be the right side and 1 bearing on the left side. The short spacer goes on the left side with the 2 bearings. The long spacer goes on the right side (brake disc side) with 1 bearing.:thumbsup: Installation instructions are still on the omars site.
That is just fantastic! Do you have a link for Omar's site? I googled and nothing.
 
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