Coming Soon, Axel Adaptors

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Coming Soon, Axel Adaptors

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Uses a stock steelie axel + nut in a gen2-3-4 swingarm to run your steelie wheel without bearing swap.
Will include a drive side seal collar to space wheel properly and a brake side seal collar that pilots the brake.

shown here with a bare hub and a brake side spacer.

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I like it
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I'd be in the market for a set
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Post by hoofarted »

Now that's a good idea! Shit, now if I wouldn't of sold off my old steely parts...oh well. Hind sight is always 20/20!
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I ran some last summer, but had to make more for my other bikes, bro and our buddy wants em so i'll make a whack
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Looks like a great idea.
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only thing thats bothering me is not beeing able to hardcoat the seal adaptors.
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I am still trying to find the spare bucks to get you to fix me a decompresser.
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just send me a little $ every week and i'll tell you when to stop :wink:
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I already have too much of that already. Otherwise you would be busy fixing me am easy start button. lol

The shape I am in now I couldn't afford the head gasket to put it back together. haha
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Post by AlisoBob »

Those are pretty cool.... but when you come out with AXLE adapters, let me know.....

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Oh sorry about the thread jack. Back to business.

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:cool: :cool: Great idea Roosty, YOU DA MAN!
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Post by M.F.D.B. »

The question is, with much less support of the axle, how is the long term durability? Or do you have a "sleeve" over the axle where it passes through the swingarm?
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Post by kelroy_leon »

I wondered if it had a step on the back side that actually filled in the larger slot for the gen 2+ diameter ?
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kelroy_leon wrote:I wondered if it had a step on the back side that actually filled in the larger slot for the gen 2+ diameter ?
Im hoping so! :lol:
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No step machined on the back, i made sleeves, but they have to be .090" and i'm expecting it'll be a pain in the nuts to try and get off the axel later, as it did on my af this summer when i ran the teraflex extended. just a cluttery handfull of shit to try and shove on there.
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I thought you said in the past you could just change the bearings and run a fat axle. Is that not the case?
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can do, Some guys like to swap the wheel from bike to bike tho.
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Post by seanmx57 »

So no spacers are required?

Just order gen 2 bearings, stuff em in a steely rear wheel and get the larger ID inner spacer then?
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make the spacer the same length as the old one, you'll need to check if the spacers on the outside are the proper width
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what kind of price are you thinking about ?
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