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  1. 09-10-2006, 10:33 PM #1
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    Honda hubs on a Yamaha?

    I want to change out the hubs on my YTM200 for a set that has a 4x110 bolt pattern. Will Honda 200x (83-85) hubs fit on the axel? If not then what else would work?

    I am hoping the 200x ones will work because I already have an extra set but I am not home to test them. If they don't fit then I will buy what ever else will fit before I go home next.

    Thanks for the help!
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  2. 09-10-2006, 10:46 PM #2
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    You might be able to find or make some adapter plates. That would probably be better than trying to interchange hubs. They probably have a different spine size and count.
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    i know that 225dx and 200s hubs interchange. if the 200x hubs fit a 200s and if your ytm 200 hubs will fit a 225dx, then the 200x hubs should work. also im pretty sure banshee hubs will fit a 200s and a 225dx if that helps any.
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  4. 09-10-2006, 11:10 PM #4
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    If the axle is like new, and the hubs are like new, they will fit but youll have to heat them and beat them on with a . If either your axle or the hubs have just a little bit of normal wear, they will fit right on. 200X hubs give the least rim options because they have the short studs and they will not fit later thick OEM type aluminum rims which require longer studs.
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    Ok, thanks for the help.

    Tim, I plan on using wheel spacers anyways so the stud length should not be a problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thefox
    Ok, thanks for the help.

    Tim, I plan on using wheel spacers anyways so the stud length should not be a problem.

    Get some banshee hubs, knock the old studs out put some good thick good grade bolts in with some lock tight they get loose after a harsh ride like my freinds.
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