Triple T
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I am thinking of getting cast wheels for my 1100GS.What wheels will fit,and where can I get some?
Gecko
Registered user
Triple T said:
Round ones fit the best....
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Seriously - although I haven't done it myself I have been told the wheels of the R1100S bolt straight on. I am sure I will be corrected very quickly if this is wrong but we shall see....
CoolCarbon
Guest
Speak to 'Nord' at Motorworks, he'll tell you hat you need.
I fitted K1200RS wheels to mine, a bit of jiggery pokery but got it sorted in the end.
1150R are the easiest to fit at the moment.
CC
I fitted K1200RS wheels to mine, a bit of jiggery pokery but got it sorted in the end.
1150R are the easiest to fit at the moment.
CC
Any chance of a pic of your bike with the K1200 wheels?
ricardo kuhn
Registered user
the R1150R are the easiest
actually the R1150 RS use the same set up,they will bolt right on,front and rear,Use the 5" rear.... NoT the 5'5"(to wide)
if you want to go the R11S way, you need to use your GPS for spedo ,or use a pushbike speedo like I do,or spend many hours machining the hub to fit the speedo drive....no fun
here is my bike in ACtion
did I mension that the rims are very strong!?!?!?
actually the R1150 RS use the same set up,they will bolt right on,front and rear,Use the 5" rear.... NoT the 5'5"(to wide)
if you want to go the R11S way, you need to use your GPS for spedo ,or use a pushbike speedo like I do,or spend many hours machining the hub to fit the speedo drive....no fun
here is my bike in ACtion
did I mension that the rims are very strong!?!?!?
David Ullman
Guest
Simplest/best way to go: front: 17" rim from RT. Back: rim from 1150RS. Watch for correct speedodrive. I believe the one installed is from the RT. More accurate, too.
Dave U.
Dave U.
Jimb
Guest
Can I have your spoked ones then, I'd like to put some knobblies on in addition to the tourance road tyres.
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