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zzrmkII wrote:

Can't wait.Got the clutch pusher and have to mod the pusher hole a little to fit,need to lengthen the push rod a little,master cylinder is on the way and it'll all go on as one.No more kung-fu clutch grip.

I liked your idea so much, I bought a zrx slave cylinder today and already have the PMFR cover. I got the actuator for $2.25 on eBay!

I went with a drag-style rebuild on my MKII but your project looks so good it makes me wonder if I should have gone with the road race syle...

Post edited by: 79MKII, at: 2008/01/29 19:47

i put mine inside the stock cover. had to shorten the shaft.

Ok I'm not sick anymore..or am I ?. Got my zrx apart and while waiting for that I got some custom lines made.The black and gold will look good once the final paint is done (stock black with gold stripe).Had to lengthen the rear and the clutch and a 90 deg fitting for the slave...



Post edited by: zzrmkII, at: 2008/02/21 09:17

Post edited by: KZCSI, at: 2008/02/23 11:44

Good stuff! Keep it coming...some of us are still in frigid conditions...brrrrrrr!

Where did you get the brake lines made ? Bike looks great !!

The lines are Galfers from cyclebrakes good peeps to deal with,told them what I wanted and in a week they were here. I had the brown truck show up in the middle of a snow storm yesterday and got these from a board sponser,thanks Z1 ent. Now I'll have some good fire all the way thru..



Post edited by: zzrmkII, at: 2008/02/23 11:20

Post edited by: zzrmkII, at: 2008/02/23 11:21

Really nice machining work



mark1122 wrote:

i put mine inside the stock cover. had to shorten the shaft.

Do you have any pics?

did u post a pic of the steering stops u tapped into the lower stem somwhere ?or was that someone else? i cant seem to find that pic i know i saw somwhere??

Here's a post where I put a hydraulic clutch inside the stock cover. kzrider.com/component/option,com_joomlab...w/catid,2/id,119848/

Later, Doug

Mark haven't got to that yet,putting in the stops but have a good idea on what I'm gonna do.Going to weld up some moly,don't want to just thread some bolts in to the stops on the lower tree,I think that would hokie with all the other machining that's done. I like the look of no cover,less weight!,plus I'm biased to the drag bike look,I like the look of everything exposed and with the rear sets it works,I ride with Sidi vertigo boots so I'm not worried about sucking up a shoelace...

Chris,dont forget to throw up some pics when u get the stops done. im thinking of having blocks welded on the back and adding adjusting bolts ,or it could be done on the top of the lower tree, since mine has stops ont he front of the yoke too.good luck , im sure you'll do a geat job.

Go.....Chris..go
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MadFreddie

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