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KZ1000 Police conversion to cafe custom
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maybe slide the forks up in the triples a lil and see how it sets.
looks a tad high in the front,imho.
leon
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I totally agree about the front end, but I cant slide them up at all, th bars are right above them. I am going to take them apart soon to put new seals in them and I am going to cut the springs down a little when I do that. I think it will look much better.
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keep us posted,
leon
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i make what i can,and save the rest!
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sweetbro wrote: Thanks man,
I totally agree about the front end, but I cant slide them up at all, th bars are right above them. I am going to take them apart soon to put new seals in them and I am going to cut the springs down a little when I do that. I think it will look much better.
I bought some doo hickies that slipped over the dampners or something anf dropped an inch. Drag bikes use them. Maybe someone who knows what they are will chime in.
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sweetbro wrote: Hum, and those should fit a 94? The forks are the same diameter? If so, I want to get the smaller, dust cap for the fork as well, as long as it will fit a 38mm tube. I cant understand how this part works, but I am def down for it. What size did you use? 2" or 1"?
I used the 1 inch. Not sure if they would fit in yours or not. Could try emailing Shnitz. They sometimes take a day or 2 but have always gotten back to me.
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