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Witch Wheel Is This On My 199B

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anybody know what wheel this is on my 199B

It looks like a YZ or IT Yamaha to me. See if you can get a photo that shows more of shape of the hub (between the spoke flanges) and another that shows the backing plate.

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the sprocket gard was on when i bought the bike. what would you do to make it look beter?

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i could take it off i sopose it probely would look beter but i dont use the bike so ill think about it dosant bother me if i start using it then ill take it off its in my bedroom so i have somthing nice to look at in the morning.

Bultaco Pursang The brake can be fitted on either side What size of sprokes are you using I have one to be built on to a wheel to go on a sherpa

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yes she is not many like her bless her.

It's difficult to tell what hub it is from that pic but looks to me like YZ or RM. Fairly sure its not pursang. Probably YZ.

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hi patrick yes thats what i thought. i just need to know what sprocket to put on.

hi patrick yes thats what i thought. i just need to know what sprocket to put on.

When you know the manufactor of your wheel than it's easy to find the matching sprocket.

You are using a 520 chain I think?

The sprocket has a large hole with inner diameter which I would measure up.

Then six holes in a regulary distance or partial angle of a circle, (should be 60°) and which have a inner diameter too.

Then there is the distance between the fastener holes and the large hole, has to be measured too.

With these information ask a local Honda dealer which also sales dirt bikes if he have something that will suit your measurements

and the desired theet amount. This is the easiest way to get a new rear sprocket.

Then you can also let someone mill a new sprocket, there are (at least in Germany) many companys around that will do this for you but this is where I live around three times as pricy as getting a standard one.

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