kz650/636 Hybrid

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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

04 Nov 2009 19:01
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they are from an 03/04 636

They are not a direct bolt on though. There is alot of fab work that is required. So really, you can make almost anythign fit anything else with the right amount of work and will. IF you cant do it yourself take it to a fabrication shop and Im sure they would do it for you.

95 zx6 front forks are a direct swap into the 650 frame, other than the bearings and races. I'm using the running gear from that year zx6 to do a similar build on one of my 77 650s.
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

05 Nov 2009 06:38
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those units are all fine and dandy, But it still leaves to problem of how the actual speed is going to be calculated. There is no cable drive unit on my 636 front end.....Im very stumped here
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

05 Nov 2009 07:43
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those speedo's i posted use either a magnet to send the speed sensor info,

and one has a built in gps to calculate the speed so all will work without a traditional speedo cable..

just read up about them bro....

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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

05 Nov 2009 10:27
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perfect. thanks.
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

05 Nov 2009 16:45
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Yes sir doing fine. The acewell guage that Kano posted has all kinds of adapters I'm kinda leaining in that direction as they have an adapter that will run off the speedo drive as on my front end the speedo drive doubles as a wheel spacer. The guage is still electronic but get converted. Kinda cool. Have you made any more progress with your bike?
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

05 Nov 2009 17:15
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OMR has the acewell and he did a whole writeup on it in the projects section last time i talked to him about it he was happy with it.
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

09 Dec 2009 05:59
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Finally got my Swing arm axle back from my buddy. He machined up a sleeve and pressed it into the existing axle. I throw up some pics tonight.

I am in the process of mocking up my solo shock postioning. Anyone who has done the solo shock conversion, did you find you needed shorter suspension links? My wishbone looks like it hangs low.
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

01 Jan 2010 10:45
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My kind of project!
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

10 Jan 2010 11:56
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Been busy with christmmas and work. I have the pictures, I just need to upload them.
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

10 Mar 2010 10:18
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After a couple days of tinkering, and alot of pointers and help from the Engine Sub Forum. The Engine is running.
This Sunday the Frame will be getting Finalized.

I know you guys love pics, (whats a build without one) so I'll get the current pics I have now uploaded, and get you guys new pics sunday after the engine is installed into the rolling chasis

Mandatory List of things to do :
Mono Shock Placement(Pending)
Frame Re-inforcement (Pending)
Engine into Frame (Pending)
Swing arm/rear wheel center in frame (Pending)
Offset Sprocket
Required Minimum Wiring/lights
Digital Headunit/Speedo(undecided on brand)
Line Fuel Tank
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

16 Mar 2010 14:13
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love what your creating! i have the acewell on my streetfighter and i love it. very compact and does what i need it to, it also was one of the cheaper i could find
its sex drippin on the pavement when we ride!
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Re: kz650/636 Hybrid

16 Mar 2010 15:23 - 16 Mar 2010 15:24
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Here's a pic from wonder customs, a company in Texas making some cool bikes. I am using the seat model as inspiration for an upcoming build.
jpriderdesigns.blogspot.com

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