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KZ750 rear wheel spacers
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18 Nov 2023 13:27 #891806
by Elfarm98648
KZ750 rear wheel spacers was created by Elfarm98648
Good afternoon all,
I changed the tires on my 1981 Kawasaki KZ750 H LTD and I cannot find where this spacer goes.
the diagrams being very grainy does help on the forum. It looks like the spacer goes on the side of the sprocket possibly being the outermost spacer, however that doesn’t make any sense since there is already a spacer there..
And putting the spacer in between the rubber cushion and the sprocket drive would sit the spacer right on the bearing surface so that definitely does not make sense.
can someone provide a picture or diagram or possibly just tell me where it goes?
I changed the tires on my 1981 Kawasaki KZ750 H LTD and I cannot find where this spacer goes.
the diagrams being very grainy does help on the forum. It looks like the spacer goes on the side of the sprocket possibly being the outermost spacer, however that doesn’t make any sense since there is already a spacer there..
And putting the spacer in between the rubber cushion and the sprocket drive would sit the spacer right on the bearing surface so that definitely does not make sense.
can someone provide a picture or diagram or possibly just tell me where it goes?
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18 Nov 2023 15:28 #891814
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Replied by Elfarm98648 on topic KZ750 rear wheel spacers
I see what I did now. The I had the spacer inserted from the wrong side.
once I flipped it to insert from the other side, it made sense that the spacer slid into place.
once I flipped it to insert from the other side, it made sense that the spacer slid into place.
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