kz900 alloys wheels?

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Re: kz900 alloys wheels?

18 Mar 2008 05:43 - 18 Mar 2008 05:44
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Yup thats it Enkel was the other MFG. Look for the Circle M on those to see if they are Morris cause they are not Lesters. Lesters had a double web/
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Re: kz900 alloys wheels?

18 Mar 2008 07:52
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that would be enkei.not enkel.
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Re: kz900 alloys wheels?

18 Mar 2008 08:20
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I just want to know if I could use this one my 1000 with my disk brake.

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Re: kz900 alloys wheels?

18 Mar 2008 08:31
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kzmason wrote:
I just want to know if I could use this one my 1000 with my disk brake.

It seems you could, but you must build some kind of adapter or distancer with 4 holes for your disk!
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Re: kz900 alloys wheels?

18 Mar 2008 08:34
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If you get a machine shop to make the proper adapters (the aluminum piece with the eight holes in it) you can fit them to any bike.
Assuming the wheels themselves have four holes behind the adapters, I have the front adapters you need for four bolt discs.
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