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    whipit is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
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    what wheels interchange with ATC250ES?

    I imagine TRX250ES rear wheels may be the same? how about TRX300 two and four wheel drive rear wheels? same as 250es? I have been plugging away on my 85 big red, getting it to daily rider status and found that one of my rear wheels is dented and badly rusted in the bead area. I suppose I could tube it but preffer to replace it

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    I've got trx250 rears on my BR, in fact I think just about any of the solid rear axle honda utilities will have an appropriate backspacing except the older trx350 4wd foreman/fourtrax. Keep in mind the 4wd models will typically have an 11 or 12" rear wheel as opposed to a 9"....
    85 ATC250ES
    85 ATC350X
    85 ATC250R
    85 ATC250SX
    82 ATC70
    84 ATC200X
    79 ATC110
    ATC500
    81 ATC250R
    87 TRX250
    08 TRX700XX
    96 TRX400FW
    00 Rancher FM
    05 TRX400EX
    87 TRX330R
    TRX600
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    87 TRX350D
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    Yep they'll fit..just different size tires than stock for the BR
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    1985 Honda 250SX..my main mudder
    1985 Honda 250ES..Back in Black Trike
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    1995 Seadoo GTX
    1998 Polaris Indy Lite 340(Nearly new looking)
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    whipit is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
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    OK I am getting this narrowed down. so the TRX300 takes a different sized tire but the wheel will bolt up

    what other models are an exact replacement?? as in 9 inch as well as the correct bolt pattern and spacing?

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    http://www.mudthrowers.com/atv_wheel_chart

    Quote Originally Posted by whipit View Post
    I imagine TRX250ES rear wheels may be the same? how about TRX300 two and four wheel drive rear wheels? same as 250es? I have been plugging away on my 85 big red, getting it to daily rider status and found that one of my rear wheels is dented and badly rusted in the bead area. I suppose I could tube it but preffer to replace it
    Someone posted on here.

    www.mudthrowers.com
    then go to 'ask the professor' for the tire and wheel chart.

    I has all the trikes covered, sizes, offsets, lug spacing etc.
    Too big to upload however.

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    Anything 9" diameter x 9" wide(9x9), with a 4bolt / 110mm spread(4/110) from the chart Dr Joe gave you. Incidentally the offset(position of the hub in the rim) is 3+6. In other words, the hub is 3" from the rim lip on one side and 6" from the lip on the other..total 9" wide of course.

    Not trying to treat you like a dumby..you may understand this but some don't so I took a bit of time to break it down is case you didn't know how to read the numbers.

    That way you don't have to use the application chart to buy rims. Many get creative while selecting replacement rims..as long as you obey the basic math lots of different rim/tire combinations are possible.
    Current toys..
    1986 Honda 350X..trail bomb!
    1985 Honda 250SX..my main mudder
    1985 Honda 250ES..Back in Black Trike
    Current non-trike toys:
    1990 Honda TRX300FW
    1995 Seadoo GTX
    1998 Polaris Indy Lite 340(Nearly new looking)
    1998 Polaris Touring 500
    1998 Club Car (electric)

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    whipit is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
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    thanks, good stuff here. I am mainly trying to get off cheap by scrounging up a single take off wheel. This helps a lot

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    Quote Originally Posted by whipit View Post
    thanks, good stuff here. I am mainly trying to get off cheap by scrounging up a single take off wheel. This helps a lot
    I have a few oddball rims (a couple pallets actually) and some unknown rims have been drilled to fit
    honda lug spacing.
    I can't imagine being able to drill them personally.
    Remember too, that some hubs with different lug spacing will also fit your axle.
    I wish I had a chart for what hubs fit what machines, spline count, and that sorta thing.

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