1979 GL1000 rear wheel spacer part No.42625-371-000


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MattTrim
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1979 GL1000 rear wheel spacer part No.42625-371-000

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Hi All, just bought this bike a month ago. When fitting new tires, the mechanic noticed the wheel spacer collar part in the final drive was missing! This is item No.10 on the final drive drawing.
I have searched without success to locate this part. There are not too many of these bikes here in Ireland.
Can anyone out there advise if and where I could find one of these?
Thanks in advance for your advice or assistance.
Regards
Matt


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Re: 1979 GL1000 rear wheel spacer part No.42625-371-000

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MattTrim wrote: Wed Aug 04, 2021 4:12 am Hi All, just bought this bike a month ago. When fitting new tires, the mechanic noticed the wheel spacer collar part in the final drive was missing! This is item No.10 on the final drive drawing.
I have searched without success to locate this part. There are not too many of these bikes here in Ireland.
Can anyone out there advise if and where I could find one of these?
Thanks in advance for your advice or assistance.
Regards
Matt
That's definitely a very important part, otherwise a lot of stress gets put on the bearings, and you can't tighten the axle properly.

I had a look around for them without much success. It's just a thick-walled steel tube, so if someone could measure theirs and provide the dimensions, any machine shop could manufacture one easily from bar stock.
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Re: 1979 GL1000 rear wheel spacer part No.42625-371-000

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Many thanks for your response, very helpful indeed. I will definitely consider this as an option.
I don't know anyone else with a GL1000 at the moment, so if anyone else in the community has those dimensions that would be great or if there was a link to a technical drawing that would also be a winner.
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to help me, I'm sure your karma account balance has increased. :-)
Regards
Matt
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