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Punkskalar
Hugh's HandBuilt
I got a few of those laying around, I suppose I could copy them....
It really is unobtainable, and does wear inside. It's going to turn around the axle, in spite of the fact that it goes into the bearing. In fact I think its movement around the axle is freer than the bearing movement. In addition, it's very soft steel. Plus it gets beaten on to remove the bearings.
I would try to copy an unworn one and put them in an ebay store and include the Yamaha name and part number in the listing (90387-20166-00 COLLAR). Maybe mic out the ones you have and go with the smallest internal diameter if you can't find what it was supposed to be new.
90560-20135-00 SPACER (#7) seems to be unobtainable as well.
I would try to copy an unworn one and put them in an ebay store and include the Yamaha name and part number in the listing (90387-20166-00 COLLAR). Maybe mic out the ones you have and go with the smallest internal diameter if you can't find what it was supposed to be new.
90560-20135-00 SPACER (#7) seems to be unobtainable as well.
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bradical
XS650 Addict
I accidentally threw mine away as well. I ended up buying a whole wheel just to steal the spacer out of. Someone making these would sell them very quickly I would assume.
Ghetto
Bob it!
What size we talking? Anyone have an actual picture of one? Might be able to shoot out these on my automatics for cheap.
^Weekendrider made some drawings of it here:
http://www.xs650.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7236
Also, after more investigation, I'm not sure it can turn around the axle. Hard to say really. Would still be very useful to have a source for the part. A remarkable number of people accidentally throw them away or damage them or discover a damaged one.
http://www.xs650.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7236
Also, after more investigation, I'm not sure it can turn around the axle. Hard to say really. Would still be very useful to have a source for the part. A remarkable number of people accidentally throw them away or damage them or discover a damaged one.
mrriggs
XS650 Junkie
Is anyone pursuing this? I'd be happy to take a whack at it but I don't want to step on any toes.
I'm just finishing up the setup on my new [to me] turret lathe so it would be a cinch to knock these out in quantity.
I'm just finishing up the setup on my new [to me] turret lathe so it would be a cinch to knock these out in quantity.
racerdave
^ Gone not forgotten ^
I'll be installing a 19 inch front on the rear of my tracker project soon. I'll be using Omars kit. Will I need one of these spacers/collars?
Punkskalar
Hugh's HandBuilt
My plate is plenty full
mrriggs put me down for one (1) if you get round toit.
Finding one on the shelf requires lotsa calls and patience with parts people.
Finding one on the shelf requires lotsa calls and patience with parts people.
mrriggs
XS650 Junkie
Will somebody send me one to use as a pattern? I gave away all of my stock wheels when cleaning out the garage.
pm your address.
RFLIVES
Resident Sidecar nut
No you will not
sherwin
XS650 Addict
I will be in for a set of these as well.
mrriggs
XS650 Junkie
Just a quick update. Weekendrider graciously sent me a part to copy. I've ordered up the bar stock to make them, and ordered up a bunch of tooling. There is still a few bits of tooling that I need to get. If all goes to plan, I hope to have some parts available by the end of the month.
Tomterrific
XS650 Junkie
The spec. torque for the axle bolt is 108 ft. lbs! How in the heck do you suppose that spacer is going to turn on the axle? Assemble the wheel correctly or learn how.
Still a much needed part and thanks to the guys who turn them up for the community.
Tom Graham
Still a much needed part and thanks to the guys who turn them up for the community.
Tom Graham
racerdave
^ Gone not forgotten ^
Thats sites all in German?
