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    Do any of you have info on the wheels for these bikes? Is the front wheel on the XS1100 the same as the XS650, XS750, or XS850? What about the back wheels?
    Marty (in Mississippi)
    XS1100SG
    XS650SK
    XS650SH
    XS650G
    XS6502F
    XS650E

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    Hi Marty

    Lots of those models have the same wheels, don't know about the bearings, hubs, or axles.

    1978
    650E front laced takes a 3.50/19 tire
    rear laces chain drive takes 4.00/18 tire

    750E / SE 19" cast front takes 3.25/19" tire
    rear is 18" (hmmm) 4.00/18 tire

    XS11 front is 19" takes a 3.50/19 tire
    rear is 17" takes a 4.50/17" tire
    (Specials take 16" rear wheel.)


    1980
    650G 19" cast front takes a 3.50/19 tire
    850G 19" front same
    850G rear same as XS11 std - takes a 4.50/17" tire

    1982
    XJ750 cast front takes a 3.25/19 tire (swoopy spokes)
    rear same size as the XS11 Special 16" but hub might be diff.

    You can find this info on the Empart parts fiche site (Yamaha site, sometimes down, sometimes slow):

    http://63.164.134.66/yds/partscatalog/consumer.asp
    Marty in NW PA
    Gone - 1978E - one of the first XS11 made
    Gone - 2007A FJR - the only year of Dark Red Metallic
    This IS my happy face.

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    • #3
      The XJ1100 wheels are a direct interchange. They are the same size as the Special's wheels. I have a set on my 80SG, and I think they really look great. There are no differences, they will bolt right up. They have the curved spokes, if you are not familiar with them. I have a set available...

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      • #4
        John, I wish i knew you had an extra set about 2 days ago. I just ordered a set of 82 xj1100 wheels for my 81 special. $60.00 shipped, was the price. I am going to bead blast them, then paint them or have them anodized. I may just spend a week with a dremel and see if they will polish up to a nice shine.

        They will not be going on my bike this season. That will be slated for next winters project list:
        Repaint frame
        install XJ1100 wheels
        polish everything else
        progessive shocks

        This past winter the bike got:
        new 4-2 Jardine pipes
        K&N jet kit
        progressive fork springs
        Billet aluminum starter & horn buttons

        At this rate, I will be done with it completely by next winter. Then i can focus more on my 2nd gen mazda rx7 with a chevy 4.3l, and a NOS fogger!
        This little car is going to be a sleeper from hell, and lots of fun. It is already a fun car to drive, but it is just underpowered with the stock engine. The 1.3l rotary engine makes Lots of Power for its size, but the chassis / brake/ steering of the 88 rx7 can handle much more power. With the NOS i may blown an engineevery no and then, but S-10 and Astro van engines are plentiful & cheap.

        The quest for power on a budget continues....full Speed Ahead!
        Bill Woods
        1981 Yamaha XS1100SH (Eleven Special)
        1985 Kawasuki GS425 Mojave ATV
        2006 Yamaha Wolverine 450 4x4 ATV

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        • #5
          I have a '79 XS650 with mags. I wondered if the wheels would work on any other machine. The 650 is chain drive with a disc brake at the rear. I know the front brake rotors are the same as the XS1100 and the calipers are the same as on the standard.
          Marty (in Mississippi)
          XS1100SG
          XS650SK
          XS650SH
          XS650G
          XS6502F
          XS650E

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          • #6
            I have a spoked wheel off a 650 on the front of my 79 xs1100 sf. Bolted right up no problems. Never looked into the rear.

            Chad

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            • #7
              you can get the wheels of a diversion to fit as mike farnworth has done it here in the uk i think,

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