Second wheel set

[Travelingmike]

I was going to buy a second wheel set( for races and flat backup) from Stark- set up with discs and sprocket . Good price at 400$ tire on. I like the Pirelli tires( Stark also good price) as well and will order a couple extra sets. My question besides sprocket size can I use front or back on my daughters 22 fc250- changing out spacers? Just changing spacers between wheels works? If the same set can be used to back her up- I can justify the spend easier. I think brakes/ discs same? Anything else I need to account for. Thanks.

 

[fred900]

I have my KTM wheels on my Stark. I also have an extra set with A60 rims for sale, no sprockets and Rotors. Has MX52 tires on them. I want 700 for them. Probable out of your price range though. I'm in Vegas too.

 

[Joshua26]

I have my KTM wheels on my Stark. I also have an extra set with A60 rims for sale, no sprockets and Rotors. Has MX52 tires on them. I want 700 for them. Probable out of your price range though. I'm in Vegas too.

The A60 wheels feels wonderful! I respect the offer, but $700 is a little bit too much for me at this time. I hope the sale goes well!

 

[eddiebee]

Looking a complete new wheelset to more easily swap between MX and ADV tires...
This is what I would think is a full set from Stark:

SMX1-RW-18, 18 inch rear wheel assembly without tire, $349
SMX1-BR-RW-220, Rear brake disc 220mm, $79.90
I14580-060012-08, Rear brake disc screw, $2.90 x 6
SMX1-RW-T-47, Rear sprocket, $34.90
STD-SC-0009, Rear sprocket bolt, $1.90 x 6
D6923-080125-10, Rear sprocket nut, $0.90 x 6
SMX1-FW-21, Front wheel assembly without tire, $359
SMX1-BR-FW-260, Brake disc 260mm, $79.90
I14580-060012-08, Front brake disc screw, $2.90 x 6
total: $954

meanwhile a similar Warp9 wheelset (21x1.60 + 18x2.15) from custommotowheels.com is only $759

Any suggestions or either one, or alternatives? and tube suggestions?

 

[Captblues]

Stark wheels are Excel, better than Warp9

 

[Karinshi]

Stark told me that the SM rims were compatible with the EX, but that special spacers were needed which they don't sell...

and for the laughs, i just tried to mount the original Brembo caliper that Stark sells for the SM on my EX with an axial-to-radial adapter, and it doesn't fit. The caliper hits the spokes of my SM PRO PLATINUM rim and there's no way around it. After a lot of frustration, I decided to sand the caliper and ended up doing too much; oil started leaking from the piston because it made a tiny hole, haha, terrible! I ended up buying a narrower Accossato caliper, it's 7cm; the Brembo one is very wide, about 8.5cm, and it hits the spokes.

i love the supermoto world

 

[Kurlon]

Part of the reason 16.5in front rims are popular on sumos, more caliper to spoke clearance. Also, I did the exact same thing to a Brembo radial, so you're not alone.

 

[Karinshi]

Part of the reason 16.5in front rims are popular on sumos, more caliper to spoke clearance. Also, I did the exact same thing to a Brembo radial, so you're not alone.

did you really? you dont know how that makes me feel much better... jajaja right now i have a good looking brembo caliper for decoration in the garage... 399€ to the trash

i was close to do It succesfully but 3 miserable spokes keep touching and i need to sand it more thats when it was to much and the oil started leaking

 

[Karinshi]

im thinking on why It doesnt touch on the varg SM... maybe the spokes are not so close? maybe the fork is wider... that got me thinking, even with a 4.5mm disc spacer the caliper keep touching