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Re: winterproject
25 May 2007 05:46
Thanks,right now I got the stock zrx shocks on my mkII and it seems a bit tall in the rear,have to wait and see when I get it on the road how it handles if it corners good that's great...don't want a high speed wobble though.Are you running a damper ?
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Re: winterproject
25 May 2007 05:53
In the middle of town with my
74 750 triple dragbike
78 KZ1000 dragbike
80 KZ1000 MKII
81 KZ1000 J model
00 ZRX1100
and my 97 Dyna
74 750 triple dragbike
78 KZ1000 dragbike
80 KZ1000 MKII
81 KZ1000 J model
00 ZRX1100
and my 97 Dyna
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Re: winterproject
25 May 2007 05:57
Very nice no name. Just needs some 21 plates
760cc - 8.69@162mph
810cc, 211mph www.750turbo.com
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810cc, 211mph www.750turbo.com
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Re: winterproject
25 May 2007 06:24
I mean it handles much better than a stock ZRX 
I think you will not have any problems with a high speed wobble.
On many MK2 and ZR1 models the upper mounting position from the shocks was changed (see pic).
I think you will not have any problems with a high speed wobble.
On many MK2 and ZR1 models the upper mounting position from the shocks was changed (see pic).
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Re: winterproject
28 May 2007 10:05
good gawd your bike is made of win and sex!
*drools*
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Re: winterproject
28 May 2007 10:25
No Name:
Woooooooooow! 10 out of 10! My highest complements!
What sort of drama did you find in the ZRX swing arm conversion? ...heading that direction myself...soon.
Thanks,
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Again: just an amazing build!
Woooooooooow! 10 out of 10! My highest complements!
What sort of drama did you find in the ZRX swing arm conversion? ...heading that direction myself...soon.
Thanks,
-KR
Again: just an amazing build!
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Re: winterproject
28 May 2007 14:34
the swing arm change wasn`t the problem.
To get the wheels in a straight line with the bigger rear wheel isn`t easy.
I used and offset sprocket at the motor and milled the coupling assy at the rear wheel,to get enough space between the frame to chain and chain to tire.
I hope you understand what I wanted to explain.
Sorry for my broken english :whistle: .
To get the wheels in a straight line with the bigger rear wheel isn`t easy.
I used and offset sprocket at the motor and milled the coupling assy at the rear wheel,to get enough space between the frame to chain and chain to tire.
I hope you understand what I wanted to explain.
Sorry for my broken english :whistle: .
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