LONGest USD forks- help make a resource PLZ

I have already done a conversion with USD forks but used 2001 gsxr 1000 forks and they are pretty short but they work for what the bike is. I was wanting to know if anyone knows the longest or the lengths of the USD forks out there.

I thought i heard somewhere the zx7 where the longest? anyway please help or if you have done a USD conversion if you could state the bike it came off of and give the measurement frome the center of axle to the top-most edge the triple clamp can go. this could be a resource. i will put it into a chart for future use?

Thanks

The 2001 gsxr 1000 is 28 1/2 inches from center of axle to top most setting of top triple clamp.
this is with the bike setting on the ground.

the old 1995 gsxr 1100 had I believe 33 in long forks

If you need custom forks, see here:
www.frankmain.qpg.com/

I have 92 ZX7 USD forks and they're 29 inch's from top to center of axle.

Mark

1995 GSXR 750 forks 28.75" and 2004 zx-10r forks 27.5". The GSXR should be the same from 92-95. The zx-10r is the same for 04 and 05. One thing that could make the difference is the thickness of the top clamp. If there is a greater thickness from the center pivot at the bottom to the outer clamps at the top, then the effective length is shorter.

My '06 GSXR1000 forks are 28.25" from bottom of cap to centerline of axle. I know that covers 05-07, maybe 08. beyond that I'm not sure..

ZX9R forks are 2.75" longer than the ZX7R forks and other than that they are the same.
-KR

camaroguy wrote:

the old 1995 gsxr 1100 had I believe 33 in long forks

can anyone confirm this?

After much searching i found that Kawa Zx9r-B model usd's are the longest and only 1 inch shorter than stock Z. These are what i have used on my last project (see pic)
Also the early Yamaha yzf750ru forks with the six pot calipers will do the job.

Pic.

just measured my old 95 1100 forks center axle to top 30.25.my 07 1000 gsxr front end is 28