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nivlac wrote: Looking tip top Doc, Are the dogears that held the rubber grommets to secure the factory side covers still intact?
Thanks! the dog ears have been removed, but i was thinking about putting them back in to secure the side covers. But i actually lost a sidecover once so instead of mounting them so you can pull them off i think i will bolt them to some rubber grommets.
i was thinking something along those lines leon. I was thinking tongue and groove at the front, and then velcro at the back to secure, but i really like the idea of having a latch as well. I just bought one for cheap on ebay. i think ill be able to adapt it, plus it has a cable release so i can hide the release better.
Do you think it is necessary to isolate the tail, sidecovers, or seatpan with rubber?
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that looks like it should work very well .
leon
skiatook,oklahoma 1980 z1r,1978 kz 1000 z1r x 3,
1976 kz 900 x 3
i make what i can,and save the rest!
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www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work
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keep us posted,
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skiatook,oklahoma 1980 z1r,1978 kz 1000 z1r x 3,
1976 kz 900 x 3
i make what i can,and save the rest!
billybiltit.blogspot.com/
www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work
kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/294594-frame-bracing?limitstart=0
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www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work
kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/294594-frame-bracing?limitstart=0
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Bama704 wrote: What size did you tap out for your shock mount? I'm looking to cut the bolt head off and drill out the center and tap it out but not sure what size to do so with.
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