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Old 12-01-2008, 4:08 PM
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Need a small piece of 411....

Although I had one for several years, I cannot conclusively remember the rear wheel width of the CBR929RR (I think it was 5.5"), so I was hoping someone here would be able to chime in with the right answer. Thanks in advance!

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Re: Need a small piece of 411....

Larry?! Bladeracer should be able to help...
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Re: Need a small piece of 411....

929 right through to the current 1000RR are 6.0".
Pre-2000 Blades are all 5.5".
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Re: Need a small piece of 411....

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929 right through to the current 1000RR are 6.0".
Pre-2000 Blades are all 5.5".
Thanks very much for that helpful bit of info!
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