Strebe - Paraleverstrebe 365mm

Hallo, hat jemand eine R1100GS Schwinge auf einem R80/R100 2V Rahmen mit Strebe - Paraleverstrebe (365mm für BMW R 850 - 1150 - 1100 GS) verstellbar montiert, so dass man das Heck des Motorrads anheben/absenken kann?


Wie viele mm Einstellung haben Sie gewählt?


Danke



Hi, has anyone mounted a R1100GS swingarm on a R80/R100 2V frame with strut - paralell strut (365mm for BMW R 850 - 1150 -1100 GS) adjustable so you can raise/lower the rear of the bike?


How many mm adjustment you have chosen?


Thanks

Hi,

I use the MV-Verholen adjustable strut. But with a 1150 swingarm. This strut was for a R1100S and too long. So, I have had cut them. But you need for my point of view only the original R1100 GS strut length, or not!?

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Hi,

I use the MV-Verholen adjustable strut. But with a 1150 swingarm. This strut was for a R1100S and too long. So, I have had cut them. But you need for my point of view only the original R1100 GS strut length, or not!?

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Hi, thanks for your reply.
I think I didn't explain myself well and made a mistake...also in translation.
Anyway the 365mm torque arm is originally mounted on R850GS-R1100GS- R1150GS-R1100S
The 385mm one on R850R-R1100R-R1150R rockster-R850RT-R1100RT-R1150RS-R1150RT.


I am adapting an R1100GS swingarm on R100GS frame. I haven't decided yet whether to tilt the engine, but since I have to make some measurements I wanted to build an adjustable torque arm so that I can (in relation to the Ujoint working angle) check if and how much I can raise the rear of the bike (having longer forks). Maybe something already exists on the market, maybe not. If I have to build it I was wondering how many mm of adjustment would be right for all my measurements.


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I modified the original one from the R100GS....

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Zitat von screaming BMW

I modified the original one from the R100GS....

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Hello, yes I agree, nice & simple solution.

For testing you could use a timber slat, with two holes with a distance of 365mm and 385mm. Or the second way cut the original one and install a normal threaded bar. But only for test purpose:oberl:

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For testing you could use a timber slat, with two holes with a distance of 365mm and 385mm. Or the second way cut the original one and install a normal threaded bar. But only for test purpose:oberl:

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Yes sure, thanks. I think I don't need to try 385mm .. or longer than 365mm .. I will build or buy something to try 365mm to go down .. to raise the back. Or am I wrong 😅?

This is the best way!