cb360 gsxr fork swap

[dubv360t]

I'm getting ready to do a gsxr fork swap on my cb360 can any one give me some advice if a 18 inch laced wheel would work. I have a harley narrow glide hub and rim thanks

 

[J-Rod10]

You can make damn near anything work, depending on your skillset.

 

[irk miller]

Or your wallet to pay guys with skills to make parts for you.

 

[VonYinzer]

You MIGHT be able to swap bearing to fit the GSXR axle, then make custom spacers to line it all up.

Or you'll have to make a custom axle, then make custom spacers to line it all up.

Or you might be able to machine the hub to take GSXR axle friendly bearings, then machine custom spacers to line it all up.

Or...


This can go on forever.

Bust out the pencil and paper and figure it out. Plenty of how to stuff online to use as reference.

 

[Tune-A-Fish]

1) take the stock forks off


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[DohcBikes]

1) take the stock forks off


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funniest shit i've read in a long time

it's funny cuz it's true

 

[dubv360t]

Thanks for the help I have the skill set to do this I wondered if anyone else has used a 18 inch wheel instead of the dyna glide 19 inch . I didn't know if caliper spacing would be a issue due to the smaller rim a gsxr axle will fit harley narrow glide hub with allballs racing bearing for spacing issues. I have all the parts now I will let everyone know how it pans out after I go to the machine shop

 

[Kanticoy]

I would think that it would fit. I am running the 19" on my bike and it has over 1/2" between the caliper and the spokes. I can't imagine that another 1/2" would matter enough to interfere in going to an 18" . One thing to note is I'm using 320mm Hyabusa rotors on mine which required a 5mm spacer between the fork and the caliper to space it out enough. So that puts it further from the hub thus buying you a little more space.


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