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I’m selling my 2013 crf450 and my aftermarket wheels seperate. A friend has a 18 crf450 and is interested. Tusks part numbers are different but I was almost positive I read somewhere they’d fit. Anyone out there tried them or know for sure if they do/don’t fit?
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I would take the wheels over to your buddy's house, and try putting them on to know for sure.
Then once there on, we as moto guy's are quick to buy something that looks bitchen
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Wheels should be identical, I bought a set of 2012 wheels for my 17 crf450 the front was good but the rear I needed a 1/8" spacer in between the hub and sprocket as the 12 was narrower and binded the chain up , pretty sure in 2013 they changed that and made it the hub the 1/8" thicker at the hub where the sprocket bolts up.
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Exact same. Only way it wouldn't work is if your bike was the 250R, which changed the following year in 2014.
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They sell aluminum spacers on ebay for $20. Or you can buy an offset sprocket from a few companies.
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yamahaha131 wrote:I’m selling my 2013 crf450 and my aftermarket wheels seperate. A friend has a 18 crf450 and is interested. Tusks part numbers ...more
13 CRF450 through 18 CRF450 wheels and spacers are exactly the same.
