Redeye o-ring question, which is the probmatic o-ring?

[lljjmm]

There was some previous talk about an issue with a Redeye o-ring (the red one) that made mating  of the rear wheel  and rear differential difficult - Which o-ring was creating the problem?

I am going to use the Redeye o-rings and would rather not have the problem and use the oem o-ring in the probmatic ones  place.  Thanks in advance, (was having issues in the archives)

[hubcapsc]

Redeye makes good stuff, but I've always used these. They're real good
and the price is right...

http://www.carolinabikeandtrike.com/ORings.htm

-Mike

[specialdose]

          I use the Redeye, no problems.

[salty1]

There was some previous talk about an issue with a Redeye o-ring (the red one) that made mating  of the rear wheel  and rear differential difficult - Which o-ring was creating the problem?

I am going to use the Redeye o-rings and would rather not have the problem and use the oem o-ring in the probmatic ones  place.  Thanks in advance, (was having issues in the archives)

I'm sure if there is an issue, Rich at Redeye will tell you.

[DenverDave]

Just hours ago I finished the rear end maintenance on my bike, first time with the Red Eye o rings.

My first time was with the Honda rings.

Just follow the enclosed instructions. 

A few good whacks on the final drive and everything slipped into place.

The "hidden" 3rd o ring and the big  o ring on the five pin spline are slightly thicker than the Honda OEM o rings, and with the material the red eye o rings are made from, makes it a little harder to slip the wheel assembly back onto the final drive.

I also replaced the dampers in the rear wheel, what a difference.  Got rid of the slack in the drive line. I guess the 15 year old dampers were just a little loose.   

Looking forward to my next ride 

Dave