Well that Sucks

[92kk k100lt 193214]

It looks to me like it has chewed a little of the outside of the rim. I would get the tyre off and see if the bead area is ok.

I would do the same. The damage at the moment looks more cosmetic than anything and it wasn't an impact.

[Multirider]

Every engineers friend

http://www.belzona.co.uk/en/applications/engines.aspx

We repaired a valve body and pressure tested it to over 100Bar, no problem!

[FMFox]

The internal damage is even worse than external. The mechanic advised that a fabricated repair may not allow the tyre to sit on the bead properly.

[sprintster]

just looking at the pics of the wheel, have a look at other manufactures wheels something close, they may fit with some machining or spindle, will be a lot cheaper. this wheel looks like it could have come of most of the Suzuki range, busa, gsxr, tl etc you will be amazed what actually fits

steve

Is that a single sided swingarm? What I can see of the wheel looks the same as my Triumph one or maybe a Ducati one would fit.

[FMFox]

Yep single sided with shaft drive.

[fullerton]

just looking at the pics of the wheel, have a look at other manufactures wheels something close, they may fit with some machining or spindle, will be a lot cheaper. this wheel looks like it could have come of most of the Suzuki range, busa, gsxr, tl etc you will be amazed what actually fits

steve

Is that a single sided swingarm? What I can see of the wheel looks the same as my Triumph one or maybe a Ducati one would fit.

have a look at the dyna mag wheel (ducati), i see these machined to fit a lot of street fighters think the honda nc30 or vfr might not look right.

steve

[sprintster]

This is mine.Also available in black.

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[picos mestizo]

Magnesium wheels on road bikes & SALT realy don't go together. Think they are banned for road bikes in Germany.
Don't Guzzi do an Alloy version which should be half the price.

P.S. My repair sugestion which was removed by MODERATOR clearly stated that it was only suitable for a COSMETIC repair.(i.e. doesn't affect the mechanical working of the part)

[Rederic]

If the inside is a bit chewed up I would repair with Devcon or Belzona type of metal repair epoxy, this is not a bodge job type of material it is well used in industry
And fit a tube if your concerned about sealing on the rim,
it would help if there was a picture of the inside as any fitter who is asked is it ok will not put himself on the line he is going to say you need a new wheel
There is a cast wheel repair place by the Merry hill centre in the midlands can't remember there name at the minute but they have repaired a couple for me that looked well f##### on my FireBlade

[picos mestizo]

If the inside is a bit chewed up I would repair with Devcon or Belzona type of metal repair epoxy, this is not a bodge job type of material it is well used in industry
And fit a tube if your concerned about sealing on the rim,
it would help if there was a picture of the inside as any fitter who is asked is it ok will not put himself on the line he is going to say you need a new wheel
There is a cast wheel repair place by the Merry hill centre in the midlands can't remember there name at the minute but they have repaired a couple for me that looked well f##### on my FireBlade

Don't think the moderator is going to like this WHEEL/METAL REPAIR EPOXY. hmy: . What they don't realise is that Aeroplanes & CCM Frames are bonded together with this stuff. This is not a bodgers product!