250-500cc Anyone Use This Rear Rotor?

[be4life182]

Anyone using this rear rotor?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HUSQVARNA-...027168&hash=item1eef3d44ef:g:F5MAAOSwyApb8zPC

I bought it and it's pretty close, but the bolt holes are too big for the right sized bolts. No spacers included and with the size difference I think it would be hard to find something. I am guessing the European versions were different as it isn't a direct fit. Any suggestions?

 

[johnnyboy]

The correct bolts are supposed to be stepped from what I can remember. I have used those rotors and bought the correct bolts direct from my local Husky dealer who had them on the shelf.

 

[johnnyboy]

Just found this pic of one of my old sets of wheels and the bolts used on this one came from a TM, They were used somewhere on a tm to hold the plastics on but were a perfect fit for the rear rotor if that helps in finding something.

 

[Dirtdame]

I bought one of those rotors (which I have not installed). As near as I can tell, the problem stems from the fact that the stock rotor is a floating design, while the aftermarket one is not. That's why the different hardware situation happens.

 

[Crocus Paper]

Yes, I have one of those fitted on the rear. I couldn't find any bolts, so I bought some that were close (honda I think) and got a machinist to 'make em fit'.

 

[be4life182]

Anything helps. I know the type of bolt it would take roughly I just got to find one that works. Anyone use a motosportz rear non-floating rotor? i think they may sell some that work.

 

[johnnyboy]

ktm / husky 65 rear bolts will fit from looking at a wheel in my garage

 

[be4life182]

Thanks for checking Johnny, i'll try them and report back in case someone pulls this up in the future.

 

[be4life182]

The KTM ones look a little small, with no step. Like the ones on my WR450. These look close though...
https://www.ebay.com/i/401231798403?chn=ps

 

[shawbagga]

The KTM ones look a little small, with no step. Like the ones on my WR450. These look close though...
https://www.ebay.com/i/401231798403?chn=ps

Kwaka ones are slightly too small on the step diameter. Can't get genuine Husky ones(WR125/TE310 etc)?
Metal Gear in Australia do them but about $30 from memory.

 

[Hurky]

I went for a similar route with my WR300 2010, had a lot of play with the OEM floating assembly and wanted to get rid of the noise in the rear, my friends were constantly saying that something is loose

I do also ride often in muddy conditions so I opted for a non-drilled rotor, I got an NG 263SP:

https://ngbrakes.com/en/catalogo/husqvarna-cr-rear-263sp/

As that rotor is not using the OEM floating 'washers' I needed to buy some special bolts, I got some OEM Husky parts from a TE 449/551 11-14 M6 X 1.00 X 11 Ref: 800055878 for 1,88 € each

Cheers !

 

[be4life182]

Kwaka ones are slightly too small on the step diameter. Can't get genuine Husky ones(WR125/TE310 etc)?
Metal Gear in Australia do them but about $30 from memory.

Thanks for this input as I was about to try the kawi ones.

I went for a similar route with my WR300 2010, had a lot of play with the OEM floating assembly and wanted to get rid of the noise in the rear, my friends were constantly saying that something is loose

I do also ride often in muddy conditions so I opted for a non-drilled rotor, I got an NG 263SP:

https://www.ngbrakedisc.com/catalogo/husqvarna-wr-rear-263sp-3/

As that rotor is not using the OEM floating 'washers' I needed to buy some special bolts, I got some OEM Husky parts from a TE 449/551 11-14 M6 X 1.00 X 11 Ref: 800055878 for 1,88 € each

Cheers !

Thanks for providing the PN. I did not know the TE had a non floating rotor with an OEM bolt solution. Cheers