Mito and RGV Wheels

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Mito and RGV Wheels

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Hi all,
Just a quickie I seem to recall that on the old forum there were some pictures of a KR-1 with Mito wheels, is this an easy swap? also there was a diagram of the spacers needed to fit an RGV wheel does anyone still have that?

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Post by col »

I'm getting some spacers made up at the moment by jim on the rgv site.
he's making them so i can kep the stock rgv bearings (I/D20mm compared to 17mm on kr) and so they will be a light push fit into the bearings so they should stay in when the wheel is removed and not fall out as is a problem with the rgv rears and will be anodising them black for me..
if you want i can contact him to see if he can do another set while he's at mine, got to be cheaper co theres less time involved in setting up the machine.
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Col,
What sort of cost we looking at?
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Post by KwakOn »

The guy using Mito wheels (Yatsushiro I think) was also building an RD350 engine into KR1S chasis. Would the Mito wheels be much lighter?
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I have a diagram of the RGV rear spacers if anyone is interested?
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Post by mgtkr1 »

elf, could you post a diagram of the spacers needed for rgv wheel into kr1-s? cheers matt
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these are the spacers from the old forum :wink:

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Ahhh, but whats needed to get a rgv front wheel in??? thats what i wana know?
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look ate whats needed for an rgv wheel thread and follow the links
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not sure if red devil had a mito front at one time :?
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Post by rc46 »

Id like to run matching wheels, its not important for the track bike but the road going machine im gona put together this year id like it to look nice too...

I can always use a KR1 front but the spokes are a diffrent layout, Matching RGv front would be cool..

So if anybody has done it or know whats needed Id love to know!

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Post by the-elf »

You can get a 3 spoke ZXR400 wheel to fit. I'vbe done it and it'll match the rear RGV one a beaut. You do need to machine the disc face and the caliper to get the discs to line up though. In the end its a lot easier to just fit a zxr400 front end.
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