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21 Feb 2006 02:46 #25277 by dnestell
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i'm looking for a gs1100 rear axle (+brake bracket, spacers,etc) for a swingarm canversion? i have been looking forever and haven't been able to find one.

please help!!!!!

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22 Feb 2006 00:29 #25532 by dnestell
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oh man no one has a spare axle. ok does any one know if there is an equivelant axle i could find?

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22 Feb 2006 02:24 #25540 by Duck
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did you try the suzuki dealer?
at least you should be able to get a list of bikes that use the same part.
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22 Feb 2006 03:15 #25542 by inline4
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You might try gs resources .com, a site like this one but dedicated to the GS motorcycles.
www.thegsresources.com/

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22 Feb 2006 05:11 #25551 by donthekawguy
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I know where one is but I can't tell you cuz I'm going to pick it up next week. I found a complete gs in a boneyard last year. It's about 7 hours away and I finally got the time off to go get the set up.

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22 Feb 2006 13:46 #25668 by dnestell
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interested in selling the axle, spacers, brake bracket? huh huh please!

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22 Feb 2006 14:15 #25682 by wiredgeorge
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Not sure what you need a GS axle for... why not use your KZ axle. All you need to do is change bearings, I suspect. Measure the ID, OD and thickness and you can buy the bearing at a bearing place. Most major cities have several stops that specialize in bearings.

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22 Feb 2006 14:41 #25691 by RomSpaceKnight
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Have you tried bike wreckers. Internet and print media should have names of bike wreckers. Most will ship UPS and charge 50% of OEM.

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22 Feb 2006 17:17 #25720 by craigpuckett
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wiredgeorge wrote:

Not sure what you need a GS axle for... why not use your KZ axle. All you need to do is change bearings, I suspect. Measure the ID, OD and thickness and you can buy the bearing at a bearing place. Most major cities have several stops that specialize in bearings.


he's prally doing a gs1100 swingarm swap,and someone told him he could use the KZ axle,he can't its to short.:evil: :angry: B)

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22 Feb 2006 17:22 #25721 by dnestell
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craig you are exactly right. i bought a 1000 axle which was too short. and i am doing a swingarm conversion. i've tried ebay which hasn't had one for a long while. what media would have ads for bike wreckers in it? thanks alot guys for your help.

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22 Feb 2006 18:02 #25730 by wireman
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how much longer does it need to be?;) send me a kz1000 axle bolt and ill fix your problem:whistle:

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23 Feb 2006 15:14 #25956 by craigpuckett
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if I remember right it needs to be 1/2 inch longerB)

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