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You said that your going to use a CBR900RR swingarm and flip it over to place the bracing on the bottom? Is the CBR arm symmetrical from left to right? I know that on R1 arms the bracing is offset to the right a little to give the chain run more clearence. You may want to check that if you haven't already.

Good luck on your project.

Later, Doug

kzr750r1 yes i did but i had too sleeve the upper tree yoke mount so there wouldnt be any play, im concidering having a custom yoke made to repace the gpz moded one using the zx9's lower part of the yoke welded to the gpz's yoke for pease of mind at 180km plus, besides you guys ever see some of the roads up here.

Post edited by: gpznutt, at: 2008/01/11 20:55

1994 cbr900 yes it is symmetrical from left to right looks just like an old school arm





Post edited by: gpznutt, at: 2008/01/11 20:50

Whats the length on that 900 swingarm ?

i dont know , i was concidering it but found a 1100 zephyr one with all the hardware. There's a few on ebay dirt cheep cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=005
he may be able too answer that, i should have taken more mesurements , the only one i did get was the piviot width 25.2 mm if memory serves me

i have a cbr 900rr on my kz1100 frame, while it looks fantastic, it was a job and a half to get it on there. i have another bike, a kz750 with a 2001 gsxr600/750 swingarm, a way better choice and just as easy get and cheap too. your stock swingarm bolt will fit near perfect through the swingarm bolt of the gsxr bolt to save time and money, just ask if you want pics.
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Post edited by: kzstreetfighter71, at: 2008/01/12 09:10