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Pro Rear Wheel In Scorpa

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We have a GG Pro back wheel that we would like to use as a spare in our new 06 Scorpa SY250-looks like it should fit with some mods & a 38T sprocket-anybody got any experience of what's involved to save us doing it by trial & error?

Hey Hen

Not sure about the Pro wheel, but a Sherco is 2mm thinner. To use one of them you need to space out the disc with washers (ground off to fit) and make up a 2mm spacer between the bearing. Same thing goes if you space the sprocket side, but the disc is less work! If'n you don't and think 2mm is not worth worrying about you will F up and bend things that should not be bended :D

Downunder

i bought a scorpa whell in 04 for a gasser 04 and it fit with no mods i think...dunno how it works now

Ive got an 06 scorpa and an 05 GAS GAS wheel goes straight in, you only need to change the sprocket. GG disc will work without modification.

Ive got an 06 scorpa and an 05 GAS GAS wheel goes straight in, you only need to change the sprocket. GG disc will work without modification.

yep i concour, looks like the same wheel to me.

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Thanks guys-will get a 38T sprocket & try it this weekend.

Isn't this what's great about TC-instant expert advice from all over the globe!

Cheers,

SH

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