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Old 01-21-2009, 12:47 PM
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Default Gas Gas EC300 2001 Supermoto maybe

would like to convert m 01 ec300 into a super moto does any one know what wheels fit to create this can make own caliper mount ect just need wheels or mounts if you can get them
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Old 01-21-2009, 01:58 PM
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Do you intend this to be a permanent conversion?
If so, use your old wheel hubs and buy new 17"
SuperMoto rims and spoke set.
In my case. I wanted to be able to convert the
bike back to Enduro. So I located a set of OEM
AJP wheel hubs and had them laced to the new
rims and spokes. So now I have both options.
Swap the wheels and remove the SuperMoto caliper
adapter bracket to go back to Enduro.
I'll post some pictures in a couple weeks when I get
the tires mounted and some details finalized.
Good luck with your conversion. I think you are
going to like how it rides.
Jeff, So. Cal.
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Old 01-21-2009, 03:13 PM
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I used DRZ and KTM wheels. Also, there is a post on this site indicating that GG specs were sent to RAD in Utah and they will provide new wheels now.

Almost forgot.
My Talon sprockets came in today and QTM included a flier indicating they provide Talon hubs with Excel wheels for the GasGas.

www.QTMI.com

Tony
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Old 01-21-2009, 07:13 PM
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Doh! Now you tell me. QTM is practically in my back yard.
I spent a small $$$ fortune getting my GG SuperMotard wheels
set up. Not to mention all the driving around. Dealing with
everybody, etc..etc..
Last time I talked to the folks @ QTM was at a SuperMoto National
here in So. Cal. and they told me they did not have anything available
for my GasGas. This was a couple years ago though. Oh well. I get
the satisfaction of figuring it all out by myself. Just like Tony did.
I assume they can fit the oversize, 320mm rotor and caliper adapter
bracket to the different forks that come on GasGas? Ohlins, Marzocchi,
Sachs, WP..... There'in may lie the problem. They did not know what
bracket could work with my Marzocchi forks to the Brembo Caliper.
Cheers, Jeff
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Old 01-22-2009, 12:58 AM
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I used DRZ and KTM wheels. Also, there is a post on this site indicating that GG specs were sent to RAD in Utah and they will provide new wheels now.

Almost forgot.
My Talon sprockets came in today and QTM included a flier indicating they provide Talon hubs with Excel wheels for the GasGas.

www.QTMI.com

Tony
When you say you used DRZ and KTM wheels, did you have to use one for the front, and the other for the back, as in different manufacturers?

I've been thinking of doing a motard conversion on the 200 when I can get my motorcycle licence
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Old 01-22-2009, 09:39 AM
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Bearman.

My GG has the 25mm Shiver front forks so the only wheels that would be avail for the 25 would be the KTM or the Husky.

I had 2 reasons for using the DRZ rear. But first, before I started all of this I had a DRZsm. So, before even beginning the project, I thought I would see if I could fit the DRZ wheel to the GasGas. I did get it to fit so I continued with the project.

The DRZ rear will allow for a 36t rear sprocket. The other reason was that I had bought online 17" LC4 front and rear wheels. The rear wheel with its cush drive was put on my DRZ. It also would have fit the GG, but with its 5" wheel it would not have been as good a fit as the DRZ wheel was.

The DRZ sm with the cush hub and its heavier weight makes for a perfect long distance bike.

The rear axle of the GG is a 20mm axle and so are most other bikes so fitting the rear is more a matter of just finding something with similar sprocket to rotor distances.

Tony
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Old 01-22-2009, 09:02 PM
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25mm forks? That seems very thin?

Thanks for the info, its a huge help for my future project
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