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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 12:18
Thanks, it is a street bike. No plans for racing yet, but who knows... Been thinking about a track bike. I'd probably build something cheap that I can toss around without caring too much. I've been looking at some old GPZ 550s :evil:
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 12:51
Very sharp looking bike you have there. I hadn't seen this thread before. Definant inspiration for a future project. I bet you get comments on that bike any time that you stop somewhere.
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 13:40
Thanks, yeah it does get comments. This thread is old, started 2 yrs ago when I finished the major rebuild. As it's an ongoing project :whistle: I thought it should be an ongoing thread as well...
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 14:40
she looks killer Sander.
I love the new disks.
I love the new disks.
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 15:01
This is my favorite Z. Can't wait to see more.
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 15:06
Thanks Mark. I like those discs too, but I will end up not using them. They have about the same offset as a standard Z1 disc and the big calipers I bought won't clear the spokes.
I will be using the rotors below on custom made carriers. The carriers I designed have 34mm offset and these rotors are 1" bigger which will help with spoke clearance as well.
I will be using the rotors below on custom made carriers. The carriers I designed have 34mm offset and these rotors are 1" bigger which will help with spoke clearance as well.
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25 Apr 2010 15:09
1974 Kawasaki Z1
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25 Apr 2010 15:10
1974 Kawasaki Z1
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
25 Apr 2010 15:40
Awww, hell. You must have access to a CNC mill! Lucky bastard :laugh:
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
26 Apr 2010 04:57
Those will be sweet.
is it possible to size the carrier to a modern floating disk? i have seen some sweet modern disks for sale cheep, without rotors. but i have no idea how u would re attach them?
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
26 Apr 2010 05:09
That's a rear disc Mark, not a floater. But it'd be easy enough to make a carrier for a floating disc and rivet one on. That's if you have a cnc of course, although you could always make a trick spacer on the lathe and just use plate I guess.
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-Mikuni RS34's
-GPR Muffler
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Re: Kawasaki Z1 road burner - new stuff
26 Apr 2010 08:27 - 26 Apr 2010 08:32
Porchev, I wish, but I don't. I found this place
www.emachineshop.com
I downloaded their software and went to town.
Mark,
I suppose you could if you measured everything correctly. However, if I were to use a modern floating disc it would be easier (and much more cost effective) to pick one up that has a center and machine an adapter plate, like dgfischer does.
I downloaded their software and went to town.
Mark,
I suppose you could if you measured everything correctly. However, if I were to use a modern floating disc it would be easier (and much more cost effective) to pick one up that has a center and machine an adapter plate, like dgfischer does.
1974 Kawasaki Z1
Stock front hub and rear axle.
Stock front hub and rear axle.
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