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    Will a rear wheel left space from a 98 750 fit on a 2000 600?

  • #2
    Well a post wheel, is a post wheel.
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    • #3
      Look up part #s on bikebandit, should be the same.
      1998 Katana 750
      1992 Katana 1100
      2006 Ninja 250

      2006 Katana 600 RIP - 130k miles

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      • #4
        The part is off of ebay. They arent listing part number. Its the outside spacer on the left side thats up against the seal.

        Last edited by jonathon1; 03-18-2016, 08:08 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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        • #5
          You missed the point. If you looked up the part numbers through a Fische. they would match.
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          • #6
            Considering the GSXF was a motorcycle Suzuki wanted to spend as little money on as possible. I doubt that a spacer that sits inside a piece of plastic on the sprocket hub would be different between two identical motorcycles. Let's look at it this way. The 98-06 GSXF 600 and 750 use the same rear wheel, the same sprocket hub, the same plastic inside the sprocket hub. I'd bet real money the spacer is the same too.

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            • #7
              I got the point. It was delayed a moment. I ordered the part and pretty confident it will fit. You guys havent steered me wrong. I greatly appreciate your response. This all goes back to the bearing issue I had. I got on bike bandit and studied the rear wheel diagram they have. Come to find out the PO didnt have the retainer part in the wheel at all. So i assume the bearing could have moved around freely. The retainer was used on the outside as in place of the spacer. So that left me with no left spacer once i put the retainer in its right spot. Im really glad i looked all this over good whereas i dont know that could have happened. The bearing that was tore up was on the right side. This could have turned out to be 2 bearings going to pieces.

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              • #8
                I hate POs.
                Good catch, glad it's all figured out
                1998 Katana 750
                1992 Katana 1100
                2006 Ninja 250

                2006 Katana 600 RIP - 130k miles

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                • #9
                  The spacer fit and the bike runs smoother than ever since ive had it. I feel better about it to. Flipping the retainer around and using it on the outside had put my front sprocket and rear sprocket about a quarter inch give or take off of each other. I dont know if this had damaged the sprocket or not so i went ahead and changed it. It was a new sprocket too. My chain used to sound like it was having a hard time. No wonder.

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