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Hi from Dorset England
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30 Jan 2011 06:21 - 30 Jan 2011 06:42 #427040
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Hi to you all I've got a Z750 L1 (1981), I might have a few questions and possibly a few answers during my time here. I appreciate any help, advice or information you can give me. The photo was taken whilst I was camping in the New Forest Hampshire England. Thanks, Steve 
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30 Jan 2011 07:19 #427053
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Michael
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
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Welcome murto...nice bike...never was sold on this side of the pond...but that won't stop us from helping you
Michael
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
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31 Jan 2011 15:02 #427475
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KZ750R1 + 1991 ZR750 = KZR750R1
Better to be shot out of a cannon then squeezed through a tube. - HST
Replied by kzr750r1 on topic Hi from Dorset England
Thanks, look forward to seeing your tune up. Have fun.
If you get a chance could you measure your fork tube diameter? Also tube offset from the stem. Close enough on the offset, were off by 1 or 2 mm I'm sure they are probably the same.
Want to see if this top clamp can cross over to mine. I think it can by the PN but always nice to have some live confirmation.
Nice to see some of these come out of the woodwork. 750s are like early station wagons. Ridden hard and put away wet one too many times to survive.
Cheers.
Have fun.If you get a chance could you measure your fork tube diameter? Also tube offset from the stem. Close enough on the offset, were off by 1 or 2 mm I'm sure they are probably the same.
Want to see if this top clamp can cross over to mine. I think it can by the PN but always nice to have some live confirmation.
Nice to see some of these come out of the woodwork. 750s are like early station wagons. Ridden hard and put away wet one too many times to survive.
Cheers.
KZ750R1 + 1991 ZR750 = KZR750R1
Better to be shot out of a cannon then squeezed through a tube. - HST
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02 Feb 2011 08:27 #427821
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Thanks for the Welcome
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02 Feb 2011 08:31 #427824
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Replied by murto on topic Hi from Dorset England
kzr750r1 wrote:
I'm actually in the middle of renewing my forks and they are not on the bike at the moment but the fork tube diameter appears to be 36mm, I hope this helps for now.
Thanks, look forward to seeing your tune up.
If you get a chance could you measure your fork tube diameter? Also tube offset from the stem. Close enough on the offset, were off by 1 or 2 mm I'm sure they are probably the same.
Want to see if this top clamp can cross over to mine. I think it can by the PN but always nice to have some live confirmation.
Nice to see some of these come out of the woodwork. 750s are like early station wagons. Ridden hard and put away wet one too many times to survive.
Cheers.
I'm actually in the middle of renewing my forks and they are not on the bike at the moment but the fork tube diameter appears to be 36mm, I hope this helps for now.
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