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wheel/brake disc fittment ?

Luka

Luka

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Ok so its a Tonti framed special based on a Mk2 lemans,
but now has Mk1 (narrower spaced yokes) and need
to fit standard Borrani wire rims from another guzzi ?

any tips on spacing problems I might face trying to get the
brake discs and calipers to fit ?

Thanks

Luka
 
Here's one option:

T3 bearing carriers and axles etc. Convert disc carriers. Lemans 2 bolt on rotors.

This will give you a perfect set up for 195mm spacing (I've done it). For Lemans1 180mm spacing you'll have to cut back the bearing carriers 7.5 mm each and adapt spacers.

Hope this helps.
 
thanks for that, really appreciate confirming the right set up.
Its a real mixture because I have some really nice Mk1 spaced yokes
and Forcella Italia forks, and want to fit to T3 wire wheels,
Thanks again

Luka
 
Glad to help. The specs I gave are for using Guzzi forks. If you are using others then obviously there may be a few mm discrepancy either side but you'll be in the ball park.

Good luck.
 
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