300 Crank ?

[Stoby]

Anyone know of or recommend a complete crank to buy?

 

[Jacob 'Berg]

You will pay through the nose for a new OEM crank, if you can find one. I would consider having your crank re-built, if possible.

I would try Hall's or Motocenter and see what the cost and lead time are.

Good luck!

 

[Jacob 'Berg]

What year is the bike?

 

[Stoby]

Its an 09 engine that I want to redo since I have gear issue . This is going into my 18 before it blows up (the 18) hopefully. I was just hoping to find a wrench rabbit kit etc.

 

[gasgasman]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1854836749...Z+jYnNYx3CBtis90dN8VVxGx4A==|tkp:BFBMmrW5xNRg

 

[Jacob 'Berg]

Just curious why you would not re-build the 2018 motor? Do you plan on changing the mounts on the 2018 frame to accommodate the 2009 motor?

 

[Stoby]

Shite !

that ruins my plans . I didn't know the cases were different from 09 to now. I just want to do a quick swap so my bike isnt sidelined. I had no idea the cases had changed since the middle years. I thought they only changed 03-04ish

 

[Jacob 'Berg]

Someone may correct me, but I believe the frame/motor mount design has changed at least three times since 09. 10-11', 12'-17' (may be a change somewhere in this time period as well) and the newest design 18'-present (rieju).

I would start cross referencing parts and see what can be used from the '09 motor. You could use the 09 as a donor motor, which may help with costs and downtime for the rebuild on the '18.

 

[Zman]

A quick check of center case gasket part numbers should tell you if the mounts are in the same spots.

 

[Jacob 'Berg]

Center case gasket part #:

2009- ME120144001
2011- ME250544001
2012- ME90000013012
2018- ME94000GG-CLJ-1

 

[Jim_C]

Crank Rebuild

Jacob has a good point with just a rebuild. I have used these guys and they are top notch.

http://crankworks.com/index.php/contact

 

[Jer]

https://shop.gasgaspartsguy.com/CRA...uctId=-6547909&shopBy=-35931&catalogId=-15678

This is where I get crank rebuilds. If you?re in the US it should be free shipping if not it will be cheep. Find someone that can do crank rebuilds locally or there are a few shops that will do it if you ship it out. That would defeat the purpose of keeping the bike in action though.