Do you use the mount to replace the spacer for the rear wheel?
2072305
I had a buddy put mine on, but as thick as it is I would say yes. Great part though.
2072306
You will likely need to do just that as it takes up a fair amount of space on the axle.
2072307
That's a good questionI didn't use the mount to replace the rear spacer, i decided the mount wasto big for my bobber however if it is an equal size and the mount is made out of steel then you should have no Problem
2072308
No. I put it on the outside. I had to use a filler washer to get it to fit my axel bolt. I barely got the nut to start but it works great and the lights are bright.
2072309
no troy,unless you want your wheel to eat everything up and fall off,these things are junk ,cheap knockoffs,made out of pot metal,i got burnt for 2 of them,threw them in the GARBAGE where they belong,suggest you do the same. bought a kuriyakin that mounts to swingarm,quality product,be sure and locktite bolts on swingarm mount or will vibrate loose and fall off .hope this helps,junk the junk and buy quality you get what you pay for.
473881
This does not come with the spacers, what you see in the photo is what you get. Your local bike shop will have the spacers for you sometimes for free.
1340396
I have mine mounted on a 650 burgman and my friend on his 400 burgman. I used the spacers provided and it's vibrated loose twice over 9000 miles in the past year. My friend didn't use the spacers and his is fine.
534174
I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
214193
This is a direct replacement, OE style. If you needed spacers to accommodate 20" rims before, you will still need them. Otherwise, these are a fast way to remove and replace your struts, with all new mounting hardware, no spring compressor required.
2067714
I believe they are called top out spacers. The fronts do bolt to the tops of your shock mounts, and the rears sit above your springs.
597941
Yes, you can use!! No problem !!!! There is two rolles near the Rear Derailleur (one role leftside and one role right side), you will fix it there!!!!
1776826
yes, you won't see the spacers of the bolts just like a normal bolt on any wheel you wil only see the lugs and rims/hub cover. you will not see the spacer
859321
The spacers will not work on some rear springs because the coil spacing is greater than the thickness of spacer. Typically rear drive solid axles are not candidates for these spacers. They can be used on many strut style rear suspensions but the coil spacing should be checked first. If the spacing is 1" or more, they won't do much for the ride height and would need to be tied in. In this case they will only limit wheel travel under jounce.
880010
Ok here is a tip if you want less wheel wobble go with the spacers because you can tighten the axle bolts down more for a tighter fit
990087
Yes. Two different screws come with each unit. A shorter one for if you don't use the spacer, or, a longer screw for when you do use the spacer.
567075
Yes mine was already mounted on the rear wheel. I had a thirty minute tantrum when I couldn't fine it in the box it came in.
1428180
I would say no. I had to replace whole rear wheel unit for a flat and when I had apart it seems it was a sealed piece. it was only 30 bucks so I bought the whole thing
132973
The rear cup is its own suction cup. So its as far as it needs to be for your bike, it would depend on the wheelbase of your bike and not the rear mount
257307
Yes you need a spacer, because your 7-speed cassette is narrower than the freehub on these wheels.
1171263
I use the smaller hitch size, so no need for spacers. But I think you're right--I only got one allen wrench and that's for the large bolts in assembly. Take it to a hardware store and have them fit you with the right size allen wrench. It's a pain in the butt, but you'll have one. Good luck.
276614
yes, except for 2 spacers. My existing board had spacers between the bottom of the board and base bracket, so I just reused those spacers.