Rear Wheel

[madjack]

Does anyone know for sure if the rear wheel from a '93 Valk will fit on a 2000 Standard without any problem? Thanks.

[Valker]

They didn't make Valkyries in 93.

[madjack]

They didn't make Valkyries in 93.

   Whoops, I meant '03.

[NITRO]

They're all interchangeable, but the rotors are not.

[madjack]

They're all interchangeable, but the rotors are not.

   So, a '03 has to have '03 rotors??? The ones off my 2000 won't fit?

[NITRO]

I think 2000 and newer are all the same, so you should be fine. You can compare them and tell by looking to see if the bolts holding the rotor are recessed or not.

[MP]

I think 2000 and newer are all the same, so you should be fine. You can compare them and tell by looking to see if the bolts holding the rotor are recessed or not.

+1.  I believe this is correct.  Seems hard to keep it straight, but I believe when the IS came out, in 99, they made the switch.  The IS's were all the same, 99+.  I am not so sure if the std. made the switch in 99, or if it was 00.  But, if 2000 or newer, all should match up fine.

If you are switching between early and late models, then use the rotor that matches the wheel, and all will be fine.

MP

[madjack]

$200 a fair price for a rear wheel, $250 shipped?

[NITRO]

$200 a fair price for a rear wheel, $250 shipped?

That's a little steep in my opinion, but I haven't seen them going for much less than that lately. If the wheel is clean (no tire mounting damage, etc.) it's probably fair. When I got my extra rear wheel I ended up replacing the bearings since I had no idea how many miles were on them. That would set you back even more...

[madjack]

$200 a fair price for a rear wheel, $250 shipped?

That's a little steep in my opinion, but I haven't seen them going for much less than that lately. If the wheel is clean (no tire mounting damage, etc.) it's probably fair. When I got my extra rear wheel I ended up replacing the bearings since I had no idea how many miles were on them. That would set you back even more...   Ya, ya might as well replace the bearings "just in case"