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 Post subject: '79 CR250 Wheel Spacers
PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 11:17 am 
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Hey, All!!!

Nice Forum y'all have here... I've been a "lurker" for a few months, and probably still have more questions than a person should, but hopefully, y'all may have some answers... Maybe I'll have an answer to help someone out some day.....

Does anyone know what the small outside diameter of the left side (opposite the brakes) wheel spacer is? Both my wheel spacers are in fairly pathetic shape...

Does anyone know if the seal that spacer slips into is still available, and possibly the stamped steel "dust cover" that goes on the brake backing plate's pivot?

Thanks in advance for any help y'all may have... :)

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'79 XR500 (My project)
'99 XR100 Honda (Wife's bike)
'80 TT250 Yamaha (Son's Thumper)
Honda ATC 70 (Daughter's 3-wheeler)


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 4:21 pm 
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I do not know what the size is but you can get after-market replacements from Vintage Elsinores or John Astleford. The oil seal is 28mm x 42mm x 7mm (91257-230-005)and it is still available at http://cmsnl.com. The collar from the backing plate (43111-430-000) is discontinued.

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1979 Honda CR250R Elsinore | 2006 Husqvarna SM510R | 2007 Service Honda CR500R-AF


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 6:19 pm 
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Thanks for the help, Michael!!! It's much appreciated!!!

I took the spacers into work, and got some measurements on them. The only confusing thing about that left side one is that the portion of the spacer that slides inside the seal (butts up against the bearing) is sorta "mushroomed" and I'm not sure that it's supposed to be..... The diameter grows about .010-.015", and has a couple of grooves at that end of the spacer that I'm not certain belong there. I guess I'll machine it all to the diameter that the portion outside the seal is supposed to be (1.105", if I recall; I wrote it down, somewhere.... :oops: ). Maybe I'll try & machine the dust cover, or callar, into a spacer for the other side......

Thanks for the info & P/N on the seal, Michael.... That's very much appreciated.

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'79 XR500 (My project)
'99 XR100 Honda (Wife's bike)
'80 TT250 Yamaha (Son's Thumper)
Honda ATC 70 (Daughter's 3-wheeler)


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:55 pm 
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Check this out http://www.elsinores.com/item411306.ctlg To me it suggests the spacer should have no grooves and not be mushroomed....

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 7:48 pm 
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Thanks a bundle, Michael!!!! :D

That picture is worth more than a thousand words! It kinda confirmed what I thought it should look like.

And that's a nice site you linked me to; that one's gonna get bookmarked in my "Favorites"..... Thanks again! 8)

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'99 XR100 Honda (Wife's bike)
'80 TT250 Yamaha (Son's Thumper)
Honda ATC 70 (Daughter's 3-wheeler)


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